Botox vs. Fillers: what’s the difference?

Botox and fillers are both popular choices for achieving a more youthful appearance, but they work in very different ways. In this blog, we’ll explain exactly what the differences are and which treatment is the right fit for you! 

Differences between botox and fillers 

Botox and fillers both have their own approach to giving you a fresh, youthful look. But what exactly do they do? Botox is a muscle relaxant that reduces both wrinkles and fine lines. It works by temporarily paralyzing the muscles that cause wrinkles, giving your face a fresher appearance.

Fillers, on the other hand, restore volume to your face by filling in wrinkles, folds, and areas that have lost volume, keeping your face youthful and plump.

Applications and results of botox and fillers 

Botox is perfect for wrinkles that are caused by muscle movement, such as frown lines, crow's feet, and forehead wrinkles. The results are visible within a few days and last for 3 to 6 months.

Fillers are ideal for restoring volume and enhancing facial contours, such as the cheekbones or lips. And did you know they can also create fuller, rounder buttocks? You’ll see instant results, with effects lasting up to a year.

Which treatment suits you best? 

Both treatments are minimally invasive, with a short recovery time. The choice between botox for the face and fillers for the face depends on your goals: do you want to prevent wrinkles caused by facial movements? Then botox is your go-to option. Do you want to restore facial volume and improve your contours? Then fillers are perfect.

What’s best for you depends entirely on what you want and the results you're aiming for. Feel free to contact Fillerhouse by calling us at 06-27491577 for personalized advice!