Lunchtime beautifying treatments are popular especially before New Year’s Eve. One can have it done fairly fast and the outcomes produced are as good as the ones provided by long-term beautifying treatments. In most cases, one session is enough to improve look of skin.

Lunchtime beautifying treatment for wrinkles.

The most popular lunchtime treatment is botulinum toxin. In short, botox is injected underneath skin due to a thin needle. The treatment lasts up to several minutes only. The preparation starts working a few days since the application, while the final outcomes are obtained after two weeks. In general, botox smooths mimic wrinkles that happen to appear near eyes, nose and lips. All face muscles located near the place where the botulinum toxin has been injected become relaxed and skin looks rested. The last piece of information, the results of the treatment hold up to six months.

Lunchtime beautifying treatment for skin moisturization.

Skinbooster is a treatment focusing on skin moisturization. It is conducted with the use of hyaluronic acid. The treatment can improve not only look of face, neck and cleavage skin but also hand skin. The hyaluronic acid is injected deep into skin with the aid of a thin needle. Skinbooster treatment can be performed regardless of the season. Thanks to this procedure, skin becomes moisturized, smoothed, highlighted and younger. For better results, it is worth performing two or three treatments every two or four months.

Lunchtime beautifying treatment for hair – Scalp mesotherapy.

Scalp mesotherapy is a lunchtime beautifying treatment recommended for both women and men. In general, it is destined for those who have noticed that their hair becomes weak. This lunchtime treatment is also a suitable for counteracting first signs of baldness. Moreover, scalp mesotherapy boosts blood circulation and, at the same time, strengthens hair roots and hair. A single session lasts approximately 20 minutes, and the effects are produced after more or less five sessions. The treatment can be conducted with the use of a client’s own preparation – with plasma taken from his/her blood.