Botox

Botox is the first and only treatment FDA approved to temporarily make moderate to sever frown lines, crows feet and forehead lines look better in men and women.

Botox injections work by impeding the ability of your muscles to go through their full range of motion. That means the skin over the targeted muscles isn’t pulled into folds and wrinkles. The area around your eyes, forehead, and between your eyebrows is smoothed, but not frozen.

Other then the 11’s, crows feet, and forehead lines Botox can be used for so many others concerns. The lip flip, chin (pebbled or chin-ulite), Platysmal bands of the neck, Bunny lines on teh nose, under eye wrinkling, enlarged master muscles (clenching or grinding of the teeth) and excessive sweating are just a few common uses with Botox

Avoid alcohol for 24-48 hours before treatment. Workout before (we don’t suggest working out for 24 hours after treatment). And come to your appointment with a clean makeup free face.

You do not need to take time off to undergo Botox treatment. Normal activities can be resumed right away. We do suggest refraining from aerobic activities or putting your face down (massage or chiropractor 24 hours)

Side effects that may occur include redness and swelling. Some people experience a mild headache after undergoing Botox injections. This can be treated with over-the-counter medication.

You may think of Botox as only a cosmetic treatment, but the drug is also used in many different medical applications. Botox has been in use for more than 50 years and is included in more than 495 peer-reviewed pieces in medical and scientific journals. The cosmetic applications of Botox have been studied in clinical trials for more than 15 years. That well-established safety record is part of why Botox is the most popular nonsurgical cosmetic treatment in the world