There is a new treatment that challenges the age that comes to the Dermatology Office near you.
Famous anti -aging injection is widely competing like Botox and Daxxify, Leuromodulator Neuromodlator recently faced alongside the state after years of use abroad.
Dr. Roy Kim, a plastic surgeon accredited by the Board of Directors in San Francisco, said that the manufactured HUGEL company has increased popularity in South Korea, where it was “used by service providers.”
Botulinum taccin is known as Botulax, which is used to treat GLALLLRAR lines, or “11” S – a more affordable option for young chases.
“Get Letybo in Korea is the lowest cost than styling your hair,” said Kim, who has not yet presented Litto in his practice but planned.
In the United States, the five Neuromodulartors – Botox, Daxxify, Dysport, Xeomin and Jeuveau – tour for their money.
“In Korea, they have more than 70 competitors of nerve toxins,” said Kim. “Botox is a very good product, but the problem is expensive. So, LETYBO, or Botulax, is seen as a great product – similar to other neural connections, but it is less expensive.”
It is estimated that the Letybo may cost about 9 dollars to $ 12 per unit – this means that 25 units of injection will increase the price of $ 225 to $ 300 – while Botox costs 12 to 18 dollars on average, or a total of 300 to 450 dollars compared to 25 units.
Dr. Sherry Fry, a dermatologist approved by the Board of Directors, is among the first to adopt Legopo, telling the attractiveness that she has already used it on a “handful of patients”. It expects the product to be easily available in the United States by the end of March.
Frey patients are especially excited about the new product are those who say “Botox was a little consistent”, worship at the time it takes to see the results or that it does not work exactly as it happened before.
“From a story, it works faster,” Kim said, adding that the Letybo can only take a few days to kick while Botox results have not been seen nearly a week ago.
In fact, according to Real Self, service providers have seen less than two or three days with the use of Letybo.
Dr. Doris Day, a dermatologist approved by the New York City Board of Directors, argued that “there is no immediate start to any of the nervous bodies.”
“They will take hours to a few days,” she said. “I don't think the amount of time to start will be the decisive factor that my patients are looking for.”
According to Real Self, the Letybo is different from competitors in that it contains fewer additional proteins, which makes it “targets for antibodies that ultimately cause nervous poisoning by stopping work.” Less proteins, in theory, means that they may last longer – but experts say there is no evidence.
“FDA experiments have shown that the product is safe and effective, so do not hesitate to try it, but since the approval of the FDA (FDA) for a period of four months, not six, you do not expect to last six months.”
