MYTH 01 / 05 · Injectables“Botox and fillers are the same.”
Botulinum toxin affects muscle activity. Fillers add volume to tissue. The two treatments work differently.
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Beautiful claims.
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What is behind the promises of aesthetic treatments? A space for clear answers, grounded in science.
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The second look.
A claim becomes a question. This 30-second film shows how it can lead to an assessment grounded in sources – privately, or published anonymously with your permission.
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The second look.
A promise in your feed. But what is really backed by evidence?
Submit the claim to Aesthetic FactCheck. Choose a private answer or an anonymous public review.
Specialists examine scientific sources. You receive a clear medical assessment.
One question from you. More clarity for others.
Aesthetic FactCheck. Facts first. Then decide.
A staged film illustrating the process. The people and cases shown are fictional.
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Just a link or your claim.
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MORE KNOWLEDGE. MORE PERSPECTIVE.
Five myths. A closer look.
A familiar promise, a clear explanation. The i-numbers lead to the sources.
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FROM A CLAIM TO PERSPECTIVE
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We examine the sources.
Scientific research and independent specialist review set the standard.
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Less myth.
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We check medical claims — not people. Aesthetic FactCheck is a freely accessible resource on aesthetic medicine. With traceable sources and clear context.
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