Transform Your Ozempic Face With Innotox And PLLA

Let’s fix my Ozempic Face with Innotox and Mayster PLLA.

Many of you know from my previous videos that I used Semaglutide, the peptide known as Ozempic, to trim down last fall.

It was more effective than I ever thought possible and left me with a gaunt face called Ozempic Face.

Putting volume back in the face after fat pads were lost has not been easy.

However, there is good news: you can transform your Ozempic face with Innotox and PLLA products, like Mayster PLLA.

To boost volume, I stopped toxing my face for the last six months to let muscles such as my frontalis rebuild; this meant making more facial expressions than I would like.

CORRUGATOR

CROWS FEET

CHIN WRINKLES – ORANGE PEEL

FOREHEAD WRINKLES

INNOTOX

Today, I’m adding 90 units of Innotox to settle down the action in my face.

PLLA

I’m also adding Master PLLA booster to my temple and cheek areas.

I have a video linked explaining more about PLLA products. LINKED HERE: MAYSTER PLLA

Everything I share is not one-and-done because growing tissue with bio-stimulators takes time. 

However, I hope my consistency in documenting everything I have ever done will aid you.

NATURAL KAOS APP

If you want to see the actual injections, that portion can be found inside my skin, and the wellness app.

LINK: APPLE

LINK: ANDROID

Here are the FREE FACE and SET UP printables.

I’m using a 100-unit vial of Innotox, a KFDA-approved Korean tox. It is botulinum toxin A in a liquid ready to inject from the vial.

I have a lot of areas to cover, so I will use 90 units, reserving a bit for any touch-up I might need in the next week.

Innotox has a 3-day uptake, meaning it works faster than any other toxin I have used or used on me.

I use basic insulin needles that you can get on Amazon.

This is how I lay out my space

I bring out my botulinum toxin book and my binder with all of my past procedures for reference.

I get out my products and lay them on a sanitary paper liner.

I have my mirror in front of me to make faces and mark with an eyebrow pencil where I want to place tox.

My Botulinum toxin book, linked below, is a great reference source; I use it to double-check.

LINK: Botulinum toxin book

Once I’m confident in where I want to place Innotox, I organize the areas by units and draw up syringes for the different regions.

I do this so I remember as I go.

SPOCKING

The vertical lines I have running from outside my pupil create a safe zone.

However, I’ve found for myself that I need tox laterally beyond the safe zone to prevent eyebrow spocking.

As you learn your face, how much tox you require, and where you will start to understand how to place better.

Believe me, if I, along with the thousands of people in my app, can figure this out, you can eventually as well.

We have hundreds of tox demos inside the app for you to watch and glean from.

Before I begin drawing up my tox syringes, we need to mix up the Mayster PLLA, which needs time to dissolve.

MAYSTER PLLA

MIXING UP MAYSTER PLLA

Open up both vials of your Mayster PLLA product.

Pop off both vial caps.

Then, pour the Liquid activator into the vial of the PLLA powder.

Swirl the vial for a minute and let it sit as the powder incorporates into the liquid.

I will divide this 5ml vial into 2.5ml to be placed in each of my temples and cheeks.

Neither this PLLA product nor the Innotox will cause vascular occlusions. 

I see these comments on occasion, and the commenters are simply naive.

INNOTOX DRAW

It’s time to open up the Innotox vial and draw up syringes.

 have 8 regions I plan to tox, and I’ve laid them out on my tox layout form.

Innotox units vary slightly from the units of tox that you might be familiar with.

4 Units of Innotox is .1ml on an insulin syringe, and 2 units is .05ml

My color-coded face map shows where I plan to place 4 units and where I plan to place 2 units.

For my corrugator area, I will use 16 units of Innotox; this equates to drawing the syringe up to the 40 mark on a 1ml insulin syringe.

I’m using 28 units for my forehead and will draw the syringe up to the 70 mark on a 1 ml insulin syringe.

The overall plan will use 90 units of a 100-unit vial.

You can see on my plan that I have the units listed; and in parenthesis, I added the mark I would draw to.

I now have all of my syringes drawn up, and I am going to inject Innotox into each dot I have marked on my face inside the app.

INNOTOX INJECTIONS: found inside the Natural Kaos App

It’s time to use the Mayster PLLA product to help grow tissue.

I will inject this product into my temples and cheeks, but first, we need to numb because mesotherapy is not enjoyable.

I’m using a 10.5% lidocaine topical cream, and this can be found in this blog. (link to the numbing cream video)

I like to derma roll my face and then add the lidocaine cream on top.

For the injection, I use Luer-lock syringes so I can switch needles.

You will prick your face many times, and the needle will dull, so it’s best to have meso needles that you can replace as you go.

I let this sit for at least 30 minutes before placing meso products like this Mayster PLLA.

MAYSTER PLLA INJECTIONS: Found inside the Natural Kaos App

You can see that I gave myself a few bruises, which is normal.

I took a few arnica tablets before doing this procedure today. I let them dissolve under my tongue to help me heal quickly.

I also have this gel from Korea that helps speed up bruise healing, and I coat it all over my face.

Following a procedure like this, I love to sheet mask for hydration and then use RED LED to help with healing.

Omnilux LED Masks Use Code: KAOSLED

Watch my highlight “TOX” on the linked Instagram account to see this Innotox take action; I will share daily in stories as it kicks in and save it in the TOX highlight.

As mentioned earlier, this is how I stay consistent with self-care at home. I believe it’s working; hopefully, you can see improvements as I share.

For more insight, download my skin and wellness app and join the thousands of others who tackle these procedures at home. xo- KIM

Kim Pratt

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