Botox
The Botox procedure occurs in a medical setting where the trained medical professional uses a tiny needle to inject the neurotoxin Botox into the skin and target the muscle. The injection creates a temporary relief from muscle movement in the treatment area that the patient has identified as an improvement goal.
These injections will block chemical signaling to the nerves that allow muscles to contract; therefore, temporary reduction in lines and wrinkles in the forehead and around the eyes occurs through targeting the intended area for visual improvement. This treatment is non-invasive with little to no downtime allows the patient to return to typical daily living.
Redness and swelling may occur at the treatment injection site but is minimal, while this treatment has the most significant research for all classification in the cosmetic market. This treatment was the first medication of its kind with approval from the FDA; the safety of this treatment is widely accepted for appearance goals.
