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Botox Cosmetic temporarily reduces muscle activity in the treated area and was originally used cosmetically to prevent repetitive muscle action from deepening wrinkles such as frown lines, crow’s feet, and forehead lines.
Since 2002, experience and testing has led to revolutions in the use of neurotoxin for additional cosmetic concerns such as lip lines and chin wrinkles, as well as in non-cosmetic treatments such as TrapTox, TheraTox, and for excessive sweating.
For over two decades, Botox, in the hands of experienced and continually training practitioners, has improved the lives of millions. How can it treat you?
Botos Cosmetic is FDA-approved for treating lines of the forehead and for temporarily controlling excessive underarm sweating, known as hyperhydrosis. Small doses are injected to the underarm areas to temporarily block the nerves that stimulate sweating. Results last from seven to nine months.
Botox wins! NEWBEAUTY Best-of Awards:
2024 Best Neurotoxin for Forehead Lines
2021 Best Neurotoxin
2020 Best Neurotoxin
2019 Best Wrinkle Erasing Injectable
2018 All Star Wrinkle Eraser
What is BOTOX Cosmetic?
It’s the first FDA-approved treatment to temporarily reduce moderate to severe frown lines, crow’s feet, and forehead lines in adults. Botox injections contain botulinum toxin, a neurotoxin that relaxes muscles to smooth out lines and wrinkles. Botox is not a surgical procedure nor a dermal filler and it is not permanent.
Am I a good candidate? Yes, if:
• You have moderate to severe facial wrinkles.
• The wrinkles are located in areas that Botox can treat, such as around or between the eyes, on the forehead, or around the neck.
• Your general health is good.
• You have realistic expectations for improvement.
• Botulinum toxin should not be used in pregnant or lactating women.
What can I expect after the treatment?
Most people see results within a few days, but it may take up to a week to see the full effect. Botox usually lasts three to five months.
How do I prepare for treatment?
A complimentary consultation is required if BOTOX Cosmetic is new to you. However there is nothing you need to do prior to your consultation or treatment.
What happens during treatment?
We may use a cold pack or anesthetic cream depending upon the areas to be injected and your sensitivity. A tiny needle will be used to inject the Botox into the muscles that cause lines and wrinkles. The number of injections you receive will depend on the severity of your wrinkles and their location on your face. The actual injection process takes about ten minutes but your appointment may last 45 minutes or so if you opt for a numbing cream.
Is post-treatment care needed, and is there any downtime?
There is no recovery time with Botox injections. It’s often called a lunchtime treatment. You can return to your normal activities right away. Avoid rubbing the areas that were injected as it could cause the botulinum toxin to migrate to other areas of your face, causing temporary facial weakness or drooping. Slight bruising may occur at the injection sites which will subside like any other small bruises.
Can this treatment be used as part of a combo therapy?
As with most of our treatments, the application of Botox can be combined with filler injections or laser treatments depending upon your overall needs and goals, though not always at the same time.
What’s the science?
Botulinum toxin can be injected in extremely small concentrations and works by preventing signals from the nerve cells reaching muscles, therefore paralyzing them.
In order for muscles to contract, nerves release a chemical messenger, acetylcholine (a neurotransmitter), at the junction where the nerve endings meet muscle cells. Acetylcholine attaches to receptors on the muscle cells and causes the muscle cells to contract or shorten.
Injected botulinum toxin prevents the release of acetylcholine, preventing contraction of the muscle cells. Botulinum toxin causes a reduction in abnormal muscle contraction, allowing the muscles to become less stiff.
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