Smooth Fine Lines Without Looking Frozen
Smooth Fine Lines Without Looking Frozen
Tox Injection Brands
Botox will freeze my face
It is a misconception that people who get Botox will not be able to make facial expressions. The reality is, Botox only relaxes overactive muscles. Your injector can soften your wrinkles while keeping a natural look. The “Frozen” look comes from poor injector technique not the actual neurotoxin itself.
Only older people need Botox
This Many 20 & 30 year old’s are getting preventative Botox treatments. Botox is for prevention not just correction.
Botox is permanent
Botox is only temporary lasting months. Gradually over time your face will return to your natural state. If Botox treatments are not continued, your wrinkles are not worse than before, they just return to your pre-tox state.
Botox is only for cosmetic purposes
Botox is FDA approved for many medical purposes such as migraines, hyperhidrosis, TMJ, jaw pain, muscle spasms, overactive bladder, and so many others.
Botox is unsafe or toxic
Botox has been used safely for over 20 years for both cosmetic and medical purposes. The FDA has approved botulinum toxin in small and controlled doses that are safe when administered.
Top 5 misconceptions about Botox
What is Botox used for?
Preventative Botox - 20’s to 30’s
Preventative Botox is to prevent movement lines (dynamic wrinkles) from turning into resting lines (static wrinkles.
Maintenance Botox - 30’s to 40’s
This is the most common age where Botox is started. Botox can soften existing wrinkles and slow the deepening of existing moderate to severe wrinkles.
Corrective Botox - 40’s and up
Botox is a very effective corrective treatment and is often paired with other treatments such as dermal fillers. Botox does not reverse structural changes in the skin such as volume loss or skin laxity.
Botox among other neurotoxin brands are used to reduce facial wrinkles and fine lines by relaxing the muscle that causes them.
Common Areas:
Frown Lines (11’s), Forehead, Crow’s Feet (around the eyes), Bunny Lines (on the nose), lip lines, chin dimpling, jaw slimming, neck bands, downward smile/mouth, gummy smile, and so many more areas.
Is Botox Safe?
When administered by a qualified licensed medical professional and at appropriate doses Botox is generally safe. Botox and other neurotoxins have been approved by the FDA for cosmetic use for many years. Millions of treatments are performed every year. Side effects, if any, are usually mild and temporary.
At what age should I start Botox?
