
What Women of Color Need to Know About Getting Injectables
There are many things that women of color need to know about getting injectables such as Botox.
While injectables have become less taboo over the years, many black women seem to be more hush hush on the work they get done.
Dark Skin Needs
One of the biggest reasons why injectables may still seem like a more popular treatment for lighter skin tones is because darker pigmented skin toes are less susceptible to damage from ultraviolet light.
This makes women of color generally less affected by wrinkles and volume loss as they age.
Injectables for Women of Color
Women of color generally begin to request injectable treatments later in life than Caucasian women.
However, most patients still tend to fall around age 30 regardless of ethnicity.
Popular Treatment Area
Most injectors have seen an uptick in women of color requesting filler treatments along with Botox treatment for wrinkles.
Popular treatment areas for this patient population include the following:
- The forehead
- Glabellar lines
- Around the eyes
- Beneath the ears
- Correcting a dimpled chin
Are the Results Natural?
A big fear that many women have when going in for a Botox or filler treatment is looking overdone.
By booking your treatments with a board-certified and highly experienced injector you can rest assured that it is entirely possible to achieve natural looking results.
The goal is to have a gracefully-aged look to counteract the signs of aging, without erasing them completely.
Injectable Treatments for Women of Color at Cultura
At Cultura Dermatology & Laser Center, we are a cosmetic dermatology, laser, and plastic surgery practice who are dedicated to helping you achieve the body and face of your dreams.
That is why we are proud to offer all of the most popular injectable treatments for our patients.
Call us today to schedule a consultation with a member of our team at (202)410-4331.
Dr. Eliot Battle
Dr. Eliot Battle, CEO of Cultura Dermatology, is a global leader in cosmetic dermatology and laser innovation. His Harvard research pioneered “color-blind” lasers, making treatments safe for all skin tones. A sought-after expert featured in TIME, Oprah, and The New York Times, he continues to advance inclusive, cutting-edge dermatological care.
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