MINT

MINT

It is an absorbable PDO thread designed to anchor and support facial tissue.

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Botox treatments

Botox treatments

The jaw muscle, or Masseter, is a large muscle located at the angle of the jaw.

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What is it?

It is an absorbable PDO thread designed to anchor and support facial tissue.

The jaw muscle, or Masseter, is a large muscle located at the angle of the jaw.

Ingredients / technology

  • Material: Polydioxanone, or PDO
  • The Botox programme uses Botulinum Toxin to help reduce muscle activity in selected areas.

Highlights

  • Uses Press-molded Barbs technology
  • Absorbable threads
  • It is an absorbable PDO thread designed to anchor and support facial tissue.
  • Helps reduce expression lines
  • Helps reduce jaw muscle activity
  • Helps refine the jaw area in people with enlarged jaw muscles
  • Can refine certain areas of the facial contour
  • Injection sites and doses can be tailored to each person

What does it address?

  • Helps address sagging cheeks
  • Helps address early sagging of the lower cheeks
  • Helps address early loss of jawline definition
  • May partly soften folds caused by tissue descent
  • Can help support sagging tissue beside the mouth corners
  • Helps reduce expression lines

Who is it for?

  • Suitable for people with early jowls (Jowl)
  • Suitable for people with early cheek sagging and little excess skin
  • Suitable for people whose jawline is becoming less defined
  • Suitable for people with early age-related tissue descent
  • Suitable for people with have wrinkles when smiling, raising their eyebrows, or frowning
  • Suitable for people with have forehead lines
  • Suitable for people with have lines between the eyebrows
  • Suitable for people with have crow's feet

When results begin

From immediately after treatment · Settles in approximately 1 month

If lines are deep enough to remain visible without facial movement, changes in skin structure may also be involved.

How long it lasts

Up to approximately 1 year

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Areas

  • Cheeks
  • Face
  • Lower cheeks
  • Jawline
  • Nasolabial folds
  • Around the mouth corners
  • Neck
  • jawline
  • face
  • neck
  • forehead