Perioral Wrinkles Reduction with ReFine Fusion

The perioral wrinkles are more delicate or sometimes much deeper lines around the mouth/lips. These are among the first types of wrinkles that develop as people age. Some factors that lead to wrinkles forming around the mouth include genetics, sun exposure, smoking (also called smoker lines), and other factors. The problem is that the wrinkles around the mouth will only become more profound over time, and they contribute to our facial expressions with an “older” look. The good news is that perioral wrinkles can be treated. One of the most efficient procedures is laser skin resurfacing with refining fusion.

This type of treatment offers a highly effective result and a lasting one. There are also many types of temporary treatments available. Still, if you want lasting results, you should opt for refine fusion. Chemical peeling or microdermabrasion is also available, but these treatments are not as efficient.

With the Viora refine fusion treatment, you will achieve a beautifully framed smile with those youthful lips effect. This is a highly effective treatment and a quick solution for perioral wrinkles, also known as “barcode,” lines that can be found above the lips.

• The treatment helps develop tightened skin around the mouth/lips
• Improved skin texture & softened lines
• Restores skin elasticity- especially where other types of treatments did not give any good results

Refine fusion by Viora is a type of treatment that includes several procedures. There is the Diamond Peel Technology, the CORE V-ST handpiece, the SVC technology, and the Ionwave Infusion technology. Ionwave, for example, delivers maximum cellular penetration with the patented technology offering the fastest and safest results. With Ionwave technology, cell permeability is maximized, and thus the absorption of active ingredients will happen more efficiently.

Different treatments using fillers and volume corrections are ineffective for static lines, as with other types of expression lines on the face. Instead, therapies targeting fibroblast and texture activity are much more efficient.