What is Botox?
Botox is a non-surgical procedure where purified botulinum toxin is injected into specific muscles to relax them, reducing wrinkles and preventing new lines from forming. It provides a natural, refreshed appearance.
Consultation Steps
- Planning
Assessment of facial muscles and wrinkle patterns, discussion of goals, and planning injection points.
- Pre-Operative Assessment
Medical history review and evaluation of suitability for Botox treatment.
- Procedure Day
Botox is injected into targeted areas under minimal discomfort using fine needles by qualified practitioners.
- Post-Procedure Care
Guidance on avoiding pressure or massage on treated areas, and recommendations to maintain results.
- Follow-Up and Result Evaluation
Results are evaluated within 1–2 weeks; additional touch-ups may be suggested if necessary.
What Are the Benefits?
Reduces dynamic wrinkles, prevents new lines, rejuvenates appearance, and is minimally invasive with no downtime.
Precautions
Follow practitioner instructions, avoid rubbing treated areas, and inform about any health conditions or medications.
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Who is suitable for Botox?
Adults with dynamic facial wrinkles or those seeking preventive treatment.
How long is the procedure?
Usually 10–30 minutes depending on areas treated.
How long do results last?
Typically 3–6 months.
Is anesthesia required?
No anesthesia is needed; numbing cream can be applied if desired.
Is the procedure painful?
Minimal discomfort from fine needle injections.
Can I resume normal activities?
Yes, immediately.
What are the risks?
Temporary bruising, mild swelling, or minor asymmetry.
Are there side effects?
Usually minimal; rare cases include mild headache or drooping eyelid.
How many sessions are required?
Maintenance every 3–6 months is recommended.
Is there an age limit?
Suitable for adults; practitioner assessment ensures safety.
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