Botox is popularly known for its cosmetic applications, particularly in reducing the appearance of facial wrinkles and fine lines. It works by temporarily paralyzing the muscles that cause wrinkles, leading to smoother skin.
Botox also has medical uses beyond cosmetics. It can be used to treat certain muscle conditions such as cervical dystonia (a painful condition where neck muscles contract involuntarily), excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), chronic migraines, and overactive bladder.
The procedure is relatively quick and usually involves minimal discomfort. The effects of Botox injections typically last for several months, after which the treatment may need to be repeated to maintain results.
Botox injections are generally safe. However, like any medical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects, such as temporary bruising, headache, or drooping eyelids. These very rarely, and we will provide you with the right aftercare and advice after your procedure.
In general 3 to 4 months. As everyone is individual this is only a guide, some patients may get up to 6 months whilst others only 2. We can discuss the right options for you and your skin type, providing personalised advice.
As the longevity of Botox varies from person to person, we recommend as a guide every 5-7 months. Please note this is a guide only, and it will vary depending on your individual skin type and area of treatment.
The procedure is relatively quick and usually involves minimal discomfort. The effects of Botox injections typically last for several months, after which the treatment may need to be repeated to maintain results.
