What is Botox?
This substance is a toxin derived from the bacterium known as Clostridium botulinum. Its production process is similar to that of many antibiotics.
This substance is a toxin derived from the bacterium known as Clostridium botulinum. Its production process is similar to that of many antibiotics.
No. Botox temporarily limits the activity of the muscles where it's injected. It does not lead to a loss of sensation.
The outcome is significantly influenced by the skill of the practitioner. Botox is a secure, low-risk, and effective treatment that can be precisely administered, offering an alternative to certain surgical procedures. The extent to which muscle movement is reduced also varies based on the patient's preferences.
Yes, a slight lift of the eyebrows can be achieved by administering the correct dosage of medication to specific points.
Following the Botox treatment, you won't require another session for about 4-6 months. Nonetheless, a follow-up treatment may be necessary after 6 months. With subsequent treatments, the duration between Botox sessions can extend from 6 months to several months longer.