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Botox Treatment
Indications
Botox A precision neuromodulator treatment that softens dynamic lines and wrinkles by relaxing targeted muscles. Provides a refreshed, youthful appearance with subtle, natural results and quick, in-office sessions.
glabellar lines, forehead lines, crow’s feet
Neck bands and lines
Full face consultation and treatments recommended for best results
Common side effects
Temporary: bruising, swelling, redness, mild pain, headache
Less common: drooping eyelid or brow, asymmetry, flu-like symptoms, dry eyes or tearing
Rare but serious: toxin spread causing muscle weakness, trouble swallowing or breathing — seek emergency care
Do not use if
Allergic to botulinum toxin
Infection at injection site
Certain neuromuscular disorders (e.g., myasthenia gravis)
Pregnancy or breastfeeding — discuss with provider
Procedure & recovery
Time: about 10–30 minutes; topical numbing or ice may be used
Onset: 2–5 days; full effect ≈2 weeks
Duration: usually 3–4 months (varies)
Aftercare: don’t rub treated areas for 24 hours; remain upright for 4 hours; avoid heavy exercise and alcohol for 24 hours
Follow-up: check at ~2 weeks to review results and adjust dosing; maintenance as needed (commonly every 3–4 months)
Talk with your provider about medical history, expectations, risks, and alternatives before treatment.
Botox Treatment
Indications
Botox A precision neuromodulator treatment that softens dynamic lines and wrinkles by relaxing targeted muscles. Provides a refreshed, youthful appearance with subtle, natural results and quick, in-office sessions.
glabellar lines, forehead lines, crow’s feet
Neck bands and lines
Full face consultation and treatments recommended for best results
Common side effects
Temporary: bruising, swelling, redness, mild pain, headache
Less common: drooping eyelid or brow, asymmetry, flu-like symptoms, dry eyes or tearing
Rare but serious: toxin spread causing muscle weakness, trouble swallowing or breathing — seek emergency care
Do not use if
Allergic to botulinum toxin
Infection at injection site
Certain neuromuscular disorders (e.g., myasthenia gravis)
Pregnancy or breastfeeding — discuss with provider
Procedure & recovery
Time: about 10–30 minutes; topical numbing or ice may be used
Onset: 2–5 days; full effect ≈2 weeks
Duration: usually 3–4 months (varies)
Aftercare: don’t rub treated areas for 24 hours; remain upright for 4 hours; avoid heavy exercise and alcohol for 24 hours
Follow-up: check at ~2 weeks to review results and adjust dosing; maintenance as needed (commonly every 3–4 months)
Talk with your provider about medical history, expectations, risks, and alternatives before treatment.