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Rejuvenation and augmentation of the cheek using dermal fillers can enhance and refresh the appearance of a patient immediately. The lift that fillers provide not only improves the contour of the face but also, the has an added advantage of subtly reducing the prominence of the nasolabial folds (NLF). In fact, I find that the cheek is where a little filler can go a long way in making a patient loo

"The most common dermatological treatment and my favourite treatments to perform is Botulinum toxin injections. Just a couple of jabs and wrinkles are erased, shaving years off your face. It is very gratifying to see my patients look younger and more refreshed without their wrinkles. I have wrinkles around my eyes that show up whenever I smile and I personally inject the area around my eyes with B

One of the most common reasons for "bumps" under the oil milia seeds. They are small harmless cysts that my patients commonly ask to remove so that their skin is smoother and the application of makeup is easier.

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It is well known that the proportions and symmetry of the face have an impact on our perception on a person's appearance. An easy way to analyse facial proportions is by using the rule of facial horizontal thirds and vertical fifths. The horizontal thirds of the face are divided into the upper third (hairline to glabella), middle third (glabella to subnasale) and lower third (subnasale to chin). T

One of the trends to take Asia by storm is the use of Skinboosters to achieve dewy, radiant and luminous skin. Better known in Asia as “水光é'ˆâ€ (Mandarin) and “Mulguang” (Korean), Skinboosters are a type of dermal filler treatment using Hyaluronic acid fillers. Tiny, microinjections of HA are placed under the skin; more specifically in the dermis layer of the s