Botox is a drug made from a toxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. Botox is used medically to treat multiple health issues such as cervical dystonia, blepharospasms and overactive bladder.
Botox is most famous for erasing wrinkles and improving an individual’s appearance.
Botox is also used as a treatment for,
• Excessive sweating condition. Read more about it here
• Shaping shoulder and legs. Read more about it below
• Chronic migraine
How Does Botox Erase Wrinkles?
Doctors use Botox in very small doses to weaken certain facial muscles to create a fresher appearance and erase unwanted wrinkles.
Once Botox is injected into the muscle, Botox will block chemical signals in the nerve causing the muscle to relax. This produces a result of relaxed facial expression and thus erases facial wrinkles.
What Is Botox Used For?
Botox is most famous for its property of erasing wrinkles. Botox can be used to erase wrinkles on the forehead, crow’s feet and frown lines, providing an individual with a relaxed and freshen appearance.
Besides erasing wrinkles, Botox can also be used to overcome certain facial disadvantages, to name a few, improving gummy smiles, lifting the tip of the nose and enhancing the shape of the chin.
Botox is often used to shape the face, shoulder and legs. Botox is also approved to treat chronic migraine and treat the excessive sweating condition.
How Does Botox Shape Face And Legs?
Have you ever heard of jaw botox or masseter botox or V line or V shape procedure for the face? Botox is injected into masseter muscles to create a slimmer jawline, like a V shape face. This creates a softer and narrower lower face structure which is an ideal beauty feature.
Trapezius Botox procedure is a treatment of treating an overdeveloped shoulder muscle. Overdeveloped shoulder muscle often presents the impression of a thick, sloppy or rounded shoulder. When Botox is injected into the Trapezius muscle, it creates a longer-looking neck and slimmer, straighter shoulder.
Non-surgical calf slimming is also possible due to Botox, to create a soft and slender legs silhouette. To do this, Botox is injected into gastrocnemius muscles which are located at the back of your calves. This treatment is often sought by males and females, either to achieve a slender silhouette or just to fit into their favourite pants.
Does Botox Work?
Botox definitely works!
How Long Does Botox Last?
Generally, Botox lasts between 3 to 6 months. It is common for first-time Botox users to notice that the result does not last as long in the beginning, but eventually may last longer after second or more treatments with Botox.
Are All Botox Brand The Same?
The most popular toxin brands are Botox, Dysport and Xeomin. All these toxins are effective and safe though they are different in many ways.
At Dr Jane Clinic, we use Botox. Botox is a unique, time-tested toxin. Botox is made from purified neurotoxin complex Type A botulinum toxin.
What Are The Side Effects Of Botox?
Possible side effects of Botox injection are swelling and bruises. Swelling is temporary and usually resolves within a few minutes after the treatment. Bruises may take up to 7 days to fully resolve.
Will I Look Unnatural After Botox Procedure?
It is important that individuals seek Botox treatment from Doctors.
Will I Age Quicker After I Use Botox?
This is a common myth. Fortunately, this concern is not valid. Botox reverses your signs of ageing, which is obviously by erasing the wrinkles. Once the Botox effect has worn off, your muscle will regain its full function as it was before Botox treatment. In fact, with continuous Botox usage, the muscle will function weaker when the Botox effect wears off, which means softer wrinkles even without Botox.
Using Botox even before the appearance of deep wrinkles will delay signs of ageing. If you want to prevent the earliest signs of fine lines, preventative Botox is the solution. Most experts agree that individuals in their late 20s to early 30s are at a good age for preventative Botox treatment.
Always consult with Doctors prior to treatment.
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