How to eliminate wrinkles naturally. Homeopathic remedies for expression lines on the face, forehead, eyes, lip contour and glabella. Natural fillers and anti-wrinkle treatments.
It is a map, the face. An oleographic transposition of the entire body. All-inclusive: anxieties and joys, wellbeing and pain. So wrinkles are not merely a blemish, but a trace, a precise emotional indication.
An alchemical name that unites beauty, homeopathy and acupuncture. Aesthetic medicine has refined its approach: injections of the homeopathic remedy can follow a meridian and thus support the aesthetic filler. Especially when the wrinkle is an "expression line", linked to a state of mind. Botulinum toxin does not know whether we are sad or happy, and neither does hyaluronic acid, but a homeopathic remedy certainly does: Lycopodium knows the sadness of the cheeks, Lachesis the vain raising of an eyebrow, Thuya the worried furrowing of the brow, Nux Vomica the bags under the eyes. And the Chinese knew the precise points at which to insert a beneficial needle. This is the beauty of omeomesosinatria, the union between the homeopathic medicine and the acupuncture point where the most suitable remedy will be injected.
The Mars wrinkle is the nasolabial fold, which deepens from the root of the nose down beneath the cheeks and weighs towards the corners of the mouth. Lachesis is in this case the most indicated remedy, injected at the corners of the mouth to lighten a frowning expression. After all, Lachesis is a snake venom, diluted and dynamised, the forefather of rigid and authoritarian remedies.
These are the "social" wrinkles and they speak of mistrust and fear, of a poor sense of responsibility and inadequacy. They are often linked to deep desires, to seductiveness and a passionate temperament. Lycopodium is the remedy to be injected in small quantities around the lips to "restore heart" to those who waver with timidity and to instil confidence in pursuing one's desires.
A disturbance of the lung function and of Qi, the vital energy. Horizontal forehead wrinkles denote sadness and worry, poor self-confidence and above all poor vital energy when facing obstacles. Thuya is the homeopathic remedy to be injected to achieve muscular relaxation and a beneficial aesthetic effect. When particularly deep, these wrinkles indicate dissatisfaction and remorse.
Melancholy is the meaning of these wrinkles, the failure to perceive the pleasure of life. The wrinkles between the eyebrows indicate nervous tension that blocks vital momentum and decision-making. The remedy is the Simillimum, of constitutional belonging. It is often Sepia, for frowning and sorrowful expressions.
The wrinkles at the outer corner of the eye fan out towards the temple when we wink and smile. We squint to focus on a problem that troubles us, practical or emotional, when we lose objectivity about it or underestimate its repercussions. Sepia, a homeopathic remedy excellent for eyes that are ringed, tired, and struggling to concentrate on things.
For Taoist medicine, a wrinkle is born from an inner storm, from an ordeal, from pain: it resembles the groove left by lightning on the bark of an oak. For this reason, revitalising the tissue is more important than filling a wrinkle. Aesthetic medicine too must take this into account in two successive steps.
It is achieved through the use of homeopathic remedies (omeomesosinatria) integrated with a pool of branched-chain amino acids to stimulate the matrix and the new production of collagen. Hyaluronic acid at low molecular weight can also be used.
Hyaluronic acid in gel form fills the wrinkle at the end of the revitalisation process, in a skin context already rendered younger, fresher and well hydrated, and activated in collagen production by biostimulation.