Botox is probably the most recognized brand name product used in medical aesthetic procedures. But did you know that Botox isn’t just for wrinkles? Botox can be used for:
Why Consider Botulinum A (Botox, Xeomin, Dysport)?
Botulinum A is a prescription medicine can be injected into muscles and used to improve the look of both moderate to severe crow’s feet lines and frown lines between the eyebrows.
How Does Botulinum A Work?
Wrinkles are caused as a result of many factors: cellular changes, reduction of collagen and damage from free radicals are all contributing factors. In addition to these factors, frown lines and crow’s feet are caused by the repeated muscle contractions from frowning and squinting. Botulinum A is used to target these causes by reducing muscle activity in those areas. With this reduction, crow’s feet lines and the frown lines found between the brows smooth out, reducing the appearance of wrinkles. Results appear in the first week after treatment and last up to 4 months. With regular treatments, clients find that their lines never return as deep as they were before.
What Does a Botox Treatment Feel Like?
Typically, patients report that being injected with Botox feels like a slight pinch, using the smallest needle available on the market. After a full facial analysis and discussion of treatment goals to determine appropriate treatment areas, the treatment process itself lasts about 10 minutes.
What’s the Biggest Myth About Botox?
The biggest myth about Botox is that you won’t be able to move or express your face. This is absolutely untrue. With a trained and skillful practitioner like the APRNs at Medical Aesthetics & Wellness of CT, you won’t lose the ability to show expression. You’ll still look like yourself and express like yourself—only without the frown lines and crow’s feet!
For more information about Botox or to schedule a free consultation to see if Botox is right for you, contact Medical Aesthetics & Wellness of CT by calling 1(860)337-2202, email [email protected], or message us on Facebook to book your appointment.
- Muscle stiffness
- Muscle spasms
- Excessive sweating
- Overactive Bladder
- Loss of Bladder Control
- Migraine headache pain
Why Consider Botulinum A (Botox, Xeomin, Dysport)?
Botulinum A is a prescription medicine can be injected into muscles and used to improve the look of both moderate to severe crow’s feet lines and frown lines between the eyebrows.
How Does Botulinum A Work?
Wrinkles are caused as a result of many factors: cellular changes, reduction of collagen and damage from free radicals are all contributing factors. In addition to these factors, frown lines and crow’s feet are caused by the repeated muscle contractions from frowning and squinting. Botulinum A is used to target these causes by reducing muscle activity in those areas. With this reduction, crow’s feet lines and the frown lines found between the brows smooth out, reducing the appearance of wrinkles. Results appear in the first week after treatment and last up to 4 months. With regular treatments, clients find that their lines never return as deep as they were before.
What Does a Botox Treatment Feel Like?
Typically, patients report that being injected with Botox feels like a slight pinch, using the smallest needle available on the market. After a full facial analysis and discussion of treatment goals to determine appropriate treatment areas, the treatment process itself lasts about 10 minutes.
What’s the Biggest Myth About Botox?
The biggest myth about Botox is that you won’t be able to move or express your face. This is absolutely untrue. With a trained and skillful practitioner like the APRNs at Medical Aesthetics & Wellness of CT, you won’t lose the ability to show expression. You’ll still look like yourself and express like yourself—only without the frown lines and crow’s feet!
For more information about Botox or to schedule a free consultation to see if Botox is right for you, contact Medical Aesthetics & Wellness of CT by calling 1(860)337-2202, email [email protected], or message us on Facebook to book your appointment.
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