Botox injections can be a great option if you are looking to improve your forehead's appearance. But, it is important to find a doctor with experience in cosmetic procedures. Dr. Poulos, who is both a board-certified reconstructive/cosmetic surgeon, has over 25 years' experience performing Botox injections at the forehead. His expertise will ensure that your results are safe and last a long time. You can have a consultation with him to determine if Botox is right and safe for you.
Dr. Lacombe
Before considering Botox before and after forehead surgery, it's important to understand the risks and benefits of the procedure. A certified physician can recommend Botox based on your personal health history and any other conditions. You should disclose any medical conditions you have and any medications you take. If you have had Botox injections in the past, inform your doctor. Also, let your doctor know if any of you are using muscle relaxants. You may also need to stop taking blood thinners a few days before Botox to decrease your chance of bleeding.
After Botox treatments, patients should wait 10 to 14 days for the effects to take effect. This is the only time that Botox can be reversed. Botox can only be reversed if you are concerned about the effects on your appearance.
Dr. Chiang
Dr. Chiang specializes exclusively in noninvasive, full-face rejuvenation. Dr. Chiang is a board qualified plastic surgeon who also advocates 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 is an injectable that relaxes the facial muscles and reduces wrinkles. Botox does this by blocking the muscles' ability of contract completely. Although this is a good result, there are 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 may need to stop taking blood thinners several days before the procedure.
Botox can cause skin to thinning in some patients. This is not supported by any research, however some studies show that Botox can improve skin elasticity. Patients should make sure they select a conservative physician and take additional measures to protect their skin from sun damage.
Dr. Schlessinger
Botox can temporarily reduce facial wrinkles using injectable neurotoxin. It has been around over a decade. Botox is one the most common cosmetic procedures. The results can last up to 2 months and are highly effective. Botox is not recommended for patients with more severe conditions. You should speak to a cosmetic surgeon about the possibility of Botox.
Botox is available in many different brands. Botox, which is Latin for "Botox", is its name. Dysport and Botox are two common brands, but they differ in how they work. 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.
The temporary bruising you will notice after the Botox injection is complete. Fortunately, this is temporary and easily concealed with makeup. After treatment, you can go back to your regular activities. BOTOX often comes with fillers, like hyaluronic. Hyaluronic can hold 1,000x its weight of water. This can help plump the skin while minimizing fine lines.