The Top 5 Dermatology Treatments To Enhance Your Self-Esteem

There is a sky-rocketed percentage of people facing dermatological issues in the past decade. There are various reasons behind it; pollutants, work stress, improper diet, cosmetic products, and sunlight exposure are just to name a few. Since it is a matter of skin that’s highly sensitive and delicate, you need to consult an expert for the treatment. Their costs also depend upon various factors, like geographic location, level of expertise, effort, and time required in treating the problem, etc. Considering all the aspects, a list of the most expensive and adopted dermatologist treatments is compiled which is as follows-

1. Dysport
   Dysport is a long-lasting and fast-acting injection that helps in smoothening frown lines keeping the natural look intact. It is being used in clinical treatments for over 25 years; it validates its authenticity and reliability. Frown lines and wrinkles are created by certain muscle contractions. This injection is inserted into the 5 places between and above the eyebrows, the results of which are visible 3-4 days after injecting and can last up to 4-5 months. The cost per treatment may range from $250- $800.
2. Botox
   Botox is a drug that is made from a toxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. It is used in small doses by doctors to treat various health issues, like removal of facial wrinkles, uncontrollable blinking of eyes, extreme underarm sweating, intensive migraine, etc. Botox is inserted by injections that blocking certain nerves or by weakening them. Its outcome lasts from 3-12 months depending upon the severity. It is injected once every 3-4 months and the cost per treatment is $300- $900 based on the gravity of the problem.
3. Restylane
   Restylane is another name for injectable fillers that consist of non-animal sourced hyaluronic acid. Such filters help in reducing smile lines (nasolabial folds) and wrinkles, making lips fuller and contour more prominent and clear, and improving the overall skin quality. Juvederm is also similar to it, the only difference is that Juvederm is a little smoother and causes less puffiness during the initial days of treatment. The effects can last up to 6-9 months whereas the cost per treatment is $430- $530.
4. Radiesse
   Radiesse is an injectable dermatological treatment that helps in filling certain areas of hands and face. It works by revitalizing the body’s natural collagen, removing the wrinkles, and eventually developing new collagen. Generally, adopted by people who are between 35 and 60 years, this treatment attacks wrinkles and folds around the nose and mouth. The areas of volume loss on the face have also been triggered by Rediesse. You should consult an experienced dermatologist because precision is highly required in injecting it. Little error while injecting may lead to certain adverse effects that may last longer. Its effect lasts from one or two years whereas the cost per treatment may range from $800-$1200.
5. Sculptra
   Sculptra, quite similar to Rediesse, is an injectable fluid that is used to add volume to certain areas of the face that results in creating a softer and natural look of the face. It defines the jawline and adds volume to the hollow chin area, cheeks, temples, and nasolabial and nasolabial folds. Sculptra differs from Juvederm and Restylane on the basis that the latter ones fill specific lines and wrinkles where the former one can fill hollows and give the face an overall lift. The treatment may last up to 2-3 years and the cost per treatment is $1000- $1700.

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