Combat Fine Lines & Wrinkles
BOTOX® Cosmetic targets one of the underlying causes of frown lines, crow’s feet and forehead lines — the repeated muscle contractions from frowning, squinting, smiling and raising the eyebrows over the years. Your specialist will inject these muscles with BOTOX® Cosmetic to temporarily reduce muscle activity. You will begin to notice a visible smoothing of the frown lines between your brows, your crow’s feet lines and your forehead lines.
What is BOTOX® Cosmetic?
BOTOX® Cosmetic is an FDA approved, non-surgical treatment that can temporarily reduce moderate to severe facial lines in patients 18 to 65 years of age. BOTOX® Cosmetics (botulinum toxin a or onabotulinumtoxina) is an injection and a neuromuscular blocker that has been proven effective for the treatment of wrinkles. Botulinum toxins (like BOTOX® Cosmetics, Xeomin and Dysport) are not wrinkle fillers like other cosmetic injections like Juvederm. Rather, botulinum toxin is injected into the facial muscle to immobilize the underlying cause of lines and wrinkles.
Only minutes to get months-long results!
Within days of injection, there is noticeable improvement of fine lines & wrinkles with no recovery or downtime. Patients can even receive BOTOX® Cosmetic treatment on a lunch break! Results can last up to four months, however individual results may vary.
FAQs
Q: When will I see results?
A: You may begin to notice results within 24 to 48 hours, with results lasting up to 4 months for moderate to severe frown lines.
Q: Will my face look overdone or unnatural?
BOTOX® Cosmetic is a technique-sensitive treatment. You can trust BOTOX® Cosmetic to deliver subtle results when you are treated by someone who is licensed, trained, and a medical expert in facial anatomy. So you’ll look like yourself—only with less noticeable lines. No one should be able to tell you’ve had anything done.
Q: What should I expect? Does treatment hurt?
Some patients report that being injected with BOTOX® Cosmetic feels like a pinch. Your specialist may use ice to numb the treatment area. If you are concerned about discomfort, your specialist can instead apply a topical numbing cream before administering your treatment.