If you want to improve the appearance of your forehead, Botox injections are an excellent option. However, you should be sure to choose a doctor who has experience performing cosmetic 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 can also provide a consultation to help you decide if Botox would be right 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 doctor can give you a recommendation based upon your medical history. You should disclose any medical conditions you have and any medications you take. Also, tell your doctor if you've had any prior Botox injections. Also, let your doctor know if any of you are using muscle relaxants. 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 have side effects that may be detrimental to your appearance. Your provider might recommend copper to reduce these side effects.
Dr. Chiang
Dr. Chiang specializes exclusively in noninvasive, full-face rejuvenation. She is a board-certified plastic surgeon and an advocate for aesthetic education. Her approach is based on a thorough analysis of each patient's face and unique features, and she aims to restore youthful proportions and contours.
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 about any Botox shots they have received in the last four-months, allergies or any other medication that may affect the procedure. Patients may need to stop taking blood thinners several days before the procedure.
Botox can cause skin to thinning in some patients. However, research has not confirmed this. Some studies suggest that Botox may 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, an injectable neurotoxin, temporarily reduces the appearance of facial wrinkles. Botox has been used for more than a decade and is still one of the most popular cosmetic procedures worldwide. The results are long-lasting and highly effective. If you are considering Botox to treat a more severe condition, you should consult a cosmetic surgeon.
Botox is available under several different names. 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. For patients who only want to improve their frown lines and not for a long-lasting result, Dysport may be a better choice.
A temporary bruise will appear after the Botox injection. This is temporary and easily concealable with makeup. After the treatment is over, you can resume normal activities. Many times, BOTOX is combined with fillers such as hyaluronic acids. Hyaluronic Acid can hold 1,000x its weight in liquid water. This can help plump skin and reduce fine lines.