Hey there let's do this together, promise me that you won't do it tomorrow and I'll do the same

So for cosmetic dissolving, I reconstitute 1500IU with 10mls of Bacteriostatic Saline. I will then use 150-200IU to dissolve 1ml of dermal filler. For emergency dissolving, I will dilute 1500IU with 1ml of Bacteriostatic Saline. Hope that helps.

I'm not sure if it makes it twice as likely but smoking certainly affects dental hygiene and increases the chances of your teeth falling out!

I'm glad you found it helpful, thank you for watching!

Nope, if you watch the full video I discuss how these addictions have many adverse effects on mental and physical health. Purpose of the video was to share how these addictions effect our skin.

Generally speaking, fillers in the under eye area are safe when carried out by an experienced practitioner. Here is a video which explains the best treatments for under-eye hollows and should hopefully answer your question about safety also: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3yTgZSJhpmjeKs

@@dr.haroonashraf thanks doctor☺️

It really depends on what is causing the lines and how long they've been there. After you stop smoking, over time the skin will improve and lines and wrinkles will overall improve. They may not never completely disappear though. When you stop smoking the skin will certainly look more vibrant than if you were to carry on smoking.,

Thank you for the kind words - I appreciate your comment!

Congratulations - you're going to notice your energy levels increase in a few weeks and your skin is going to begin to repair itself also. Keep it up!

In the UK, this treatment is usually priced between £250 - £300 per session.

My clinic is based in Redhill, Surrey and is called Mindful Aesthetics Group.

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Because the government is making billions from it since they had slaves planting tabbaco during the colonial days , we don't have much industry left in the uk which makes the government billions such as exports oil or gas or rare earth metals that we can trade so unfortunately we have a drug dealing government alcahol and cigarettes is something unfortunately that they are taking advantage of any time they make a smoker feel guilty the bans the health scares the price increases still makes people smoke more it's all a fallacy and a trap

Because they are making a lot of money of it and money is more important than human lives

@@stinkyfish8357 sick but true we all get uptight in society about heavy drugs such as crack and heroin , cocaine but these dont barely touch the surface of what cigarettes are doing in society and the 7 billion pounds a year the government is making from it along with tabbaco companies who's bosses and families have not changed since the tabbaco slave plantation days

You’re right, there haven’t been any long term studies. However it has been around for 9 years (launched in 2015), so we have a decent amount of information about its medium to long term effects.

It would be interesting to know how many units of dissolving agent were used. Generally speaking, hyalase is very effective at dissolving dermal filler, no matter how old it may be. If they have used an effective dose of hyalase and it’s not dissolved it’s likely something other than dermal filler which is causing the bump. Potentially a granuloma? I would advise having an ultrasound scan of the area to figure out the cause of the bump.

@@dr.haroonashraf this is what I am thinking. What do they do for granuloma ?

How would one take care of a granuloma? Sorry forgot to ask ❤

Yes, alcohol is known to contribute to hair loss and hair thinning.

Fortunately yes, when people stop consuming alcohol the skin is able to repair itself.

Creams and serums unfortunately have limited to no benefit when it comes to tightening of the skin. The least invasive effective way to tighten skin would be Profhilo. Other methods may include laser based treatments (Morpheus 8 and Endolift). Having a balanced diet is important for healthy skin and prevention but again is unlikely to tighten already loose skin.

@@dr.haroonashraf i have nasolabial folds please suggest me best thing

Glad it was helpful! Thank you 🙏

Hi and thanks for the comment! You're right, it's hard to say whether the accelerated ageing in the 'smoking twin' is purely due to smoking; there are likely other factors at play. However, it's hard to refute that smoking does indeed have a noticeable negative impact on the quality and health of our skin. I'll include two studies below that have taken a detailed look at the impact that smoking has on the skin and the ageing process on the skin: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7230126/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8330869/

@@dr.haroonashraf thank you, those are both great. Incontrovertible. This is distressing for me to think about stopping because the stimulant is so relaxing and euphoric for my adhd. Adderall doesn’t even compare and feels zombie like. The cigarellos, since I don’t take the smoke into my lungs, have become a breathing meditation for me out on the deck multiple times daily (I work remotely and I do a lot of great problem solving with cigarello breaks on the deck). I breathe deeply and slowly, then finish with a little draw of smoke that I blow out pretty quickly as it hits my mouth. However, it’s obviously being absorbed since I feel the high quickly, so I’m not in denial that I’m getting a lot of chemicals. I’m 48 and never smoked or even went through a drinking phase in younger years. I’m just starting to feel my age and I’m worried in a year I’ll have a lot of consequences to deal with if I keep this up. I really appreciate your video and comment!! I hope to find an experiential replacement. I have a small ice machine and I go through 6 cups of soft ice daily, it’s really helpful to have something calorie free and satisfying to munch on, when trying to stretch out times between smoking! Take care.

Glad you found it useful, thank you 🙏

In theory, yes. However it's extremely rare because the injections are very superficial and in specific locations away from the major arteries of the face. I haven't heard of any cases.

@@dr.haroonashraf In aome of the videos I have seen them injecting very deep,can u plz tell me the injection points .

That would have likely been for dermal fillers, skin boosters are injected superficially, just under the skin. @@dr_pujasahu

I guess this is the beauty of genetics mixed with environmental influence. Every human is so unique and we all come in different shapes and sizes. I would say embrace it 🙏

Alcohol dehydrates the skin and may contribute to dryness, flakiness and peeling of skin. It's hard to say whether it's the only factor at play, but I'm pretty sure it would contribute towards it.

Your welcome, glad you found it useful 🙏

Thank you 🙏

Congratulations! Keep it up!

I'm glad you feel that way! Drinking or not drinking alcohol is a personal choice that only you can make, my job is simply to provide clear and factual information that you can use to make better decisions. One thing that can't be denied is that your skin would look better if you drank less alcohol. It might look great, but it would certainly look better without the alcohol.

Man your deluded. I blew up your picture. The only thing that stands up is your hair. Your eyes look dead, your teeth look unhealthy and your skin is sagging.. all through alcohol abuse and possibly smoking.

Your very welcome, thanks for watching!

That's right - these results typically last 12-18 months when the treatment is usually repeated.

@amyjohnson732 You can do it! Keep going and let us know your progress! Gotta keep each other honest.

@@davetherave5 Lets see. I have to verify if I can dig into these old notifications. I guess I am two weeks in. And did a 8 day fast.

So, it's all subjective!! I am like your mother. I don't drink that much, but still!

Damn that's a lot of alcohol

Same