Botox injections offer a great way to improve the look of your forehead. You should make sure that you choose a cosmetic surgeon who is experienced in performing these procedures. Dr. Poulos is a dual board-certified reconstructive as well as cosmetic surgeon and has over 25 year's experience performing Botox injections for the forehead. He will make sure your results last for a long time and are safe. He will also be happy to give you a consultation so you can decide if Botox suits you.
Dr. Lacombe
It is important to fully understand the risks and benefits associated with Botox before you consider having it done on your forehead. A certified physician will be able to make a recommendation on the basis of your health history. Please disclose any medical conditions that you may have or any medications you are currently taking. Inform your doctor if any Botox injections have been done in the past. Your doctor should also know if your physician has prescribed you any muscle relaxants or sleep aids. In order to minimize bleeding, blood thinners may be discontinued several days before the Botox procedure.
After Botox treatments, patients should wait 10 to 14 days for the effects to take effect. The Botox procedure can't be reversed if the treatment is not completed within this time. Botox can only be reversed if you are concerned about the effects on your appearance.
Dr. Chiang
Dr. Chiang is a specialist in non-invasive full-face rejuvenation. She is a board certified plastic surgeon and advocate for aesthetic education. She takes a careful look at each patient's features and facial features to ensure that she can restore their youthful contours and youthful proportions.
Botox, an injectable substance, relaxes facial muscles to reduce wrinkles. It does this by inhibiting the muscles' ability to contract completely. This is a positive result but it comes with risks. Patients should inform their doctors of any previous Botox injections within the last four months, any current or past allergies, and any other medications that may affect the injection process. Patients who are on blood thinners may need to discontinue these medications for a few hours before the procedure. This will reduce bleeding.
Some patients have reported a thinning of the skin after Botox treatment. However, research has not confirmed this. Some studies suggest that Botox may improve skin elasticity. Patients should seek out a specialist and take other measures to protect themselves from sun damage.
Dr. Schlessinger
Botox, an injectable neurotoxin, temporarily reduces the appearance of facial wrinkles. It has been around for over a decade, and it is one of the most widely used cosmetic procedures in the world. It is extremely effective and can last for up to two weeks. Botox can be used to treat more severe conditions. A cosmetic surgeon should discuss this procedure.
Botox can be purchased in many forms. Botox's name derives from Botox, which literally means "Botox". Botox, Dysport, and Botox are similar brands. But they operate in different ways. Botox is a general product while Dysport is targeted at specific applications. Patients who want to improve frown lines but don't need a lasting effect may prefer the latter.
There will be temporary bruising following the Botox injection. It's temporary and can be covered easily with makeup. After the treatment is over, you can resume normal activities. BOTOX is often used in combination with fillers, such hyaluronic. Hyaluronic acids can hold 1,000 times their weight in water. This can be used to plump the skin, and minimize fine lines.