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. He will make sure your results last for a long time and are safe. He will be happy to consult with you and help you decide whether Botox is right.
Dr. Lacombe
Before you decide to have Botox done before or after forehead surgery, make sure you understand the risks as well as the benefits. A certified physician will be able to make a recommendation on the basis of your health history. Please disclose any medical conditions that you may have or any medications you are currently taking. Inform your doctor if any Botox injections have been done in the past. Your doctor should also know if your physician has prescribed you any muscle relaxants or sleep aids. In order to minimize bleeding, blood thinners may be discontinued several days before the Botox procedure.
Botox treatments should be waited for 10 to 14 days before the effects take effect. Outside of that time period, the procedure cannot be reversed. However, if you're concerned about how it will affect your appearance, your provider can use copper to minimize the negative side effects of Botox.
Dr. Chiang
Dr. Chiang specialises in noninvasive full face rejuvenation. Dr. Chiang is a board qualified plastic surgeon who also advocates for aesthetic education. She focuses on the unique features of each patient and conducts a detailed analysis to determine the best way to restore youthful contours and proportions.
Botox, an injectable substance, relaxes facial muscles to reduce 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 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. Although this has not been proven by scientific literature, some studies have shown that Botox can increase skin elasticity. Patients should ensure they choose a doctor who is experienced and that they take additional steps to protect their skin from the sun.
Dr. Schlessinger
Botox is an injectable nerve toxin that temporarily reduces wrinkles. It has been around over a decade. Botox is one the most common cosmetic procedures. It is extremely effective and can last for up to two weeks. Botox can be used to treat more severe conditions. A cosmetic surgeon should discuss this procedure.
Botox comes in many brands. Botox is the name of the product. Botox and Dysport share many similarities, but their working mechanisms are different. Botox is an all-purpose product while Dysport targets specific purposes. If patients are looking to improve their frown lines but not in a long-lasting effect, the latter might be the best option.
The temporary bruising you will notice after the Botox injection is complete. This is temporary and easily concealable with makeup. You can resume your normal activities after the procedure. BOTOX is often used in combination with fillers, such hyaluronic. Hyaluronic can hold 1,000x its weight of water. This can help plump the skin while minimizing fine lines.