BOTOX ®

Last Updated: January 16, 2012

Botox

BOTOX ® Injection Treatments

Because everyone has unique expressions, we move our facial muscles in a repetitive way. Over time, those repetitive movements -- furrowing the brow, frowning, smiling -- cause wrinkles and fine lines -- especially around the eyes and mouth in the form of crow’s feet and frown lines.

No one likes the fact that those lines make them look and feel older than they really are. Botox treatments can help men and women rejuvenate and revitalize their appearance, which is why the injections have become increasingly popular over the last few years

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Both men and women seeking to rejuvenate and revitalize their appearance have turned to Botox treatments more and more over the last few years

What is Botox and How Does It Work?

BOTOX is the trade name for botulinum toxin A, which was first approved for use as a treatment by the FDA in 1990 specifically for eye muscle spasms. The cosmetic value, however, became readily apparent.

Small does of Botox injected in designated areas block the nerve muscles responsible for repetitive actions, and thus improve the look of fine lines and wrinkles. Botox literally paralyzes the area.

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Botox injections are extremely safe when performed by a qualified, experienced professional

The positive results of the injection can last for up to eight months, although 4-6 months is more common. Added benefits of Botox injections may also include the:

  • improvement of migraine headaches
  • reduce of excessive sweating
  • improvement in chronic back and jaw pain
  • relief & relaxation of muscle twitches

Anyone in generally good health who has fairly shallow fine lines and wrinkles is a good candidate for Botox treatments.

Botox is the Most Popular Procedure Among Both Men and Women

Aside from the cautions below, millions of men and women receive Botox treatments each year. The injections are the most popular procedure among both men and women and when performed by a qualified and experienced professional, Botox injections are considered to be a very safe procedure.

Botox injections should not, however, be given to;

  • women who are pregnant, or
  • people with neuromuscular disorders

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