Do you wish you could soften fine lines and wrinkles to reveal a smoother, youthful complexion?
Over time, facial lines become noticeable on your skin from diminished collagen or damage caused by free radicals. Facial expressions such as frowning, squinting, or raising eyebrows create deep wrinkles.
Botox rejuvenates your face by relaxing wrinkles for a softer, healthy-looking glow. They interrupt the nerve and muscle signal, causing the muscles to contract less, smoothing the wrinkles.
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Why Use Botox?
– Remove fine lines
– Reduce wrinkles
– Frown and forehead lines
– Smooth Crows feet, forehead, and brows
– Bunny lines (nose)
– Fine lines around the eyes and mouth
– Neck rejuvenation
– Reduce excessive sweating
– Non-surgical procedure
– Virtually painless
– No recovery time
What Is Botox?
As you smile and make facial gestures, it creates facial lines and wrinkles. They gradually deepen and become prominent. Botox and Dysport, reduce muscle movements and relax the wrinkles on your face. Botox blocks the release of acetylcholine, which disrupts the signals from nerve cells to muscles.
What To Expect From Botox Treatment?
The provider will meet with you and perform a complete examination to determine the most effective injection sites. Then before the injection process, the provider will clean the treatment area. If desired, the provider can apply a topical anesthetic at this time. During treatment, injections of the neuromodulator are given into the treatment area with a fine needle into specific muscles.
The actual process of getting Botox is simple and lasts around 15-30 minutes.
How Long Does The Botox Result Last?
You’ll notice results within between 3-7 days of the treatment. Most people experience only mild side effects from injections, including bruising, swelling, and discoloration.
Typically, results will last between 3-6 months.
Which Areas Can Be Treated By Botox Treatment?
Botox treats areas of the face, neck, and chin. They also treat excessive sweating in the hands and underarms.