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BOTOX
Neurotoxins like Botox® and Dysport® are used to relax overactive facial muscles that will form deep wrinkles and creases over time. Neurotoxins are the most requested aesthetic treatment in the United States, and for good reason. Botox® can even be used to treat hyperhidrosis!
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N E U R O T O X I N S
What Are Neurotoxins?
Alison treats patients with Neurotoxins such as Botox® and Dysport® to relax certain muscles that may be working overdrive when you show expression, causing wrinkles and fine lines.
Botox® is the number one aesthetic procedure in Texas and the world. Patients get neurotoxins like Botox® or Dysport® for a number of reasons. The results appear gradually and disappear gradually, making the results subtle, yet wildly effective.
How Long Do Neurotoxins Last?
Every patient is different depending on his or her metabolism of neurotoxins. Most patients find their neurotoxin injections last around 3-4 months. Certain patients metabolize them faster than others, leaving them with results for 2-3 months, while others are lucky enough to enjoy results for up to 5 months.
How Long Does It Take for Neurotoxins to Start Working?
It takes about 7-14 days to see maximum results.
Will There be Any Downtime After Neurotoxin Injections?
After your treatment, you should expect a little bit of swelling and slight redness like a tiny mosquito bite, but it resolves in about 20 minutes. Botox is the perfect lunch hour treatment! Avoid heavy exercise, rubbing or touching the area, lying face down in a massage chair and sleeping face down for about 4-6 hours to prevent excessive swelling.
Will I Need to Continue Neurotoxin Injections Forever?
Need to? No. Want to? YES! Most patients love the way they look after neurotoxin injections and choose to continue regular treatments to keeep the wrinkles at bay.
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ARE YOU LOOKING TO REDUCE WRINKLES, BUT AREN’T SURE IF NEUROTOXINS ARE THE RIGHT TREATMENT FOR YOU? TELL US YOUR CONCERNS AND WE WILL GET BACK TO YOU TO SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION.