Botox injections may be an option to enhance the appearance of your forehead. However, you should be sure to choose a doctor who has experience performing cosmetic procedures. Dr. Poulos, who is both a board-certified reconstructive/cosmetic surgeon, has over 25 years' experience performing Botox injections at the forehead. He can ensure your safety and the longevity of your results. He can also offer you a consultation so that you can decide if Botox is right for you.
Dr. Lacombe
Before you decide to have Botox done before or after forehead surgery, make sure you understand the risks as well as the benefits. Based on your medical history and other conditions, a certified physician will make a recommendation. You should disclose any medical conditions you have and any medications you take. Inform your doctor if any Botox injections have been done in the past. It's also important to let your doctor know if you take muscle relaxants or sleeping aids. Moreover, if you're taking blood thinners, you may need to stop taking them several days before your Botox procedure to reduce your risk of bleeding.
Botox treatments take between 10 and 14 days to fully kick in. 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 specializes on noninvasive full-face resurfacing. Dr. Chiang is a board qualified plastic surgeon who also advocates for aesthetic education. She uses a comprehensive analysis of each patient to identify their unique features. Her goal is to restore youthful contours.
Botox is an injectable that relaxes the facial muscles and reduces wrinkles. Botox prevents muscles from contracting completely. It is beneficial, but there are also risks. Patients should tell their doctors about any Botox treatments in the last 4 months. They also need to disclose any allergies and other medications that may have an effect on the injection process. They may also need to stop taking blood thinners a few days before the procedure in order to reduce bleeding.
Botox treatments have been reported by some patients to cause a loss of skin elasticity. While this is not supported by the research literature, there are some studies that show Botox can improve skin flexibility. Patients should ensure they choose a doctor who is experienced and that they take additional steps to protect their skin from the sun.
Dr. Schlessinger
Botox injectable neurotoxin temporarily reduces facial lines. Botox is an injectable neurotoxin that temporarily reduces wrinkles. It's been around for more than 10 years and is one of most commonly used cosmetic procedures. The results last approximately two months. Botox is not recommended for patients with more severe conditions. You should speak to a cosmetic surgeon about the possibility of Botox.
Botox can be purchased in many forms. Botox's name derives from Botox, which literally means "Botox". Dysport and Botox are two common brands, but they differ in how they work. Botox is an all-around product, while Dysport is more targeted for more specific purposes. The latter is a good option for patients who are interested only in improving their frown lines. However, they don't want a lasting effect.
After the Botox injection, you'll notice a temporary bruising. This temporary bruising can be easily covered with makeup. After the treatment is over, you can resume normal activities. BOTOX is often used in combination with fillers, such hyaluronic. Hyaluronic acid can hold 1000 times its weight in water. This can help to plump the skin and reduce fine lines.