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Collagen is the main protein found in connective tissue. It supports the skin, bone, cartilage and blood vessels. Collagen composes up to 80 percent of the skin. Its role is to maintain the skin’s integrity, but collagen breaks down with advancing age. The breakdown of collagen during the aging process can lead to wrinkles, lines and folds. Collagen injections replenish the skin’s natural collagen. Collagen-based fillers can temporarily replace lost collagen, but in general, they’re outdated, less cost-effective, and carry the risk of more unwanted side effects than newer dermal fillers.  HA fillers can replace volume loss and stimulate collagen production, improving epidermal thickness for 6 – 12 months before the body breaks down the HA molecules. While there are a number of HA fillers in the market, each hyaluronic acid filler injection differs in viscosity and cross-linking, which makes them suitable for unique injection locations in the skin. Hyaluronic acid is also dissolvable with an injectable enzyme called hyaluronidase, which makes it easy to reverse unwanted results. The top HA filler brands are Juvederm and Restylane. 
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Injectables such as Sculptra, but also including other dermal fillers and neurotoxins such as Botox and Dysport, are a very popular way of fighting signs of aging in the face. As discussed above in “Sculptra vs Botox,” dermal fillers treat static wrinkles by adding volume and elevating the surface or the skin, while Botox treats dynamic wrinkles by minimizing the muscle contractions that cause them. However, they are excellent options for patients who desire striking results without the need for significant downtime from surgery. One of the primary side effects of aging is that everything seems to lose volume and begin to sag. When this happens, people generally focus on how it’s affecting their face, but this sagging skin is found in other places as well, such as the buttocks. Hip dips are a product of anatomy. The shape of your pelvis defines the prominence of your hip dips. These indents are dictated by your bone structure and muscle mass.