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The effects of the application of a cream containing Botulinum toxin expressed in a potency of D24, D30 or 200CH on vertical frown lines

by Adriaan Johan Smit

Institution: University of Johannesburg
Year: 2015
Keywords: Homeopathy; Skin - Aging; Botulinum toxin
Posted: 02/05/2017
Record ID: 2127404
Full text PDF: http://hdl.handle.net/10210/14579


Abstract

The development of wrinkles is an aspect of ageing that causes people to become dissatisfied with their appearance. The most obvious or noticeable wrinkles on a person's face are those around and between the eyes. Treatment of, for example the wrinkles between the eyes, such as the most prominent frown lines, leads to a visible improvement of appearance ... Advisors/Committee Members: Martin, L.M., Dr., Moiloa, M.R.A., Dr (advisor).

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