BOTULINOTHERAPY
The drug temporarily blocks the nerve signals that cause muscle contraction. This smooths facial wrinkles and lines, reduces sweating, and narrows capillaries.
Why is this procedure safe?
Clinical trials and approval: Botox has been approved for medical use by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and many other international regulatory bodies after extensive clinical trials. These trials have shown Botox to be effective and safe when used properly.
Controlled Dosages: Medical practices use minimal doses of botulinum toxin, which reduces the risk of side effects. Professionals who perform Botox injections undergo specialized training and certification to ensure safe administration of the drug.
Side effects and their rarity: Although Botox can cause temporary side effects such as redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site, serious complications are extremely rare. Side effects usually subside within a few days.
Reputation and long-term use: Botox has been used in medicine and cosmetology for over 30 years. During this time, extensive experience has been gained in its safe use, and numerous studies have confirmed its safety and efficacy when the correct injection technique and dosage are followed.
- Forehead Wrinkles. Botulinum therapy is used to smooth horizontal lines on the forehead that are formed by facial expressions.
- Eye wrinkles. Injections reduce changes around the eyes that occur when laughing or blinking.
- Interbrow wrinkles (glabella). Vertical lines between the eyebrows that give the impression of an angry or tired look are softened.
- Brow Lift. Botulinum toxin is used to lift drooping eyebrows. Creates a youthful and lifted appearance.
- Nose elevator. An injection is used to create the effect of a lifted nose without the need for surgery.
- Increased greasiness of the skin, acne prone;
- Hyperhidrosis;
- Scars that interfere with facial expressions.
- Allergy to botulinum toxin. If there is an allergic reaction to the drug or any of its components, the procedure is contraindicated.
- Uncontrolled muscle disorders such as myasthenia gravis or Lambert-Eaton syndrome.
- Infections or inflammation in the area where the botulinum toxin injection is planned. The procedure is postponed until full recovery.
- Aminoglycosides, as well as drugs that affect blood clotting and interact with botulinum toxin.
- painful sensations at the injection sites some time after the procedure (1-2 days);
- hyperemia of the dermis at the injection site (within the first 24 hours);
- hematoma (in case of trauma to the vessel), which completely resolves in 10-14 days;
- edema of soft tissue in the area of drug injection (2-5 days).
- Visiting a swimming pool or gym is allowed after 2 days.
- It is recommended not to visit a bath, sauna or take a hot bath for 2 weeks.
- Tanning and solarium use is allowed 2 weeks after the procedure.
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