Botox

The most popular cosmetic procedure in North America.

Are you looking for a cosmetic procedure that will make you look 5-10 years younger without surgery, in a period of 5-7 days. A safe procedure with very few potential side effects?

BOTOX injections offer dramatic improvments in upper forehead, crows feet and eyebrow frown lines. These lines typically result from frowning or squinting. Minute amounts of BOTOX are injected in the muscle of facial expression that produce these lines. The muscles are weakened and the results are amazing.

The effects of treatment wear off in 3-5 months.

Side effects and complications are minimal, they include: mild swelling and bruising and the possibility of a slight eyelid droop that lasts for a few weeks. Over 10 years of clinical experience involving thousands of patients are a testimony to the potential benefits of this treatment.



The Facts About BOTOX® Injections

Before BOTOX picture After BOTOX
Frown lines before BOTOX Attempting to frown after
BOTOX treatment
In December 1997 BOTOX was featured on 20/20.


Patient Information

BOTOX injections are an ideal cosmetic procedure which produces dramatic benefits for treatment of upper facial and forehead lines caused by frowning and/or squinting

BOTOX is the trade name for botulism toxin which has been used for more than a decade in children and adults for treatment of muscle spasm of the facial muscles.

Injection of minute amounts of BOTOX into the muscles of facial expression, weakens the muscle and prevents frowning.

You see the benefits of the procedures within 5 to 7 days. The effects of the treatment wear off over 3 to 4 months. Most patients require a second or third session after which time the muscle loss is more permanent.

Side effects and complications have been minimal. Occasional slight swelling and/or bruising may occur.

The results of BOTOX in conjunction with other cosmetic procedures (i.e.; laser resurfacing and Juvederm) are dramatic.

Before BOTOX After BOTOX
Smile lines before BOTOX Smile after BOTOX injections
Before BOTOX After BOTOX
Forehead before BOTOX Attempting to raise forehead after BOTOX treatment
 



Botox for Hyperhidrosis

Hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating is a condition prevalent in 2-3% of the adult population. The areas most commonly affected include the axilla (armpit) the palms and the soles of the feet.

Although sweat glands are critical for regulating body temperature (thermoregulation), the areas affected by hyperhidrosis do not play a significant role in in body temperature contol. Sweating is often triggered by emotion just as easily as heat.

The impact of Hyperhidrosis on quality of life can be profound. Excess sweating in the axilla can damage expensive clothing, some individuals need to change their tops many times a day. Hyperhidrosis of the hands affects grip control,  and can prevent career choices. Hyperhidrosis of the feet can trigger numerous dermatological problems.

Common treatments include:

Topical treatments include antiperspirants containing aluminum salts in various concentrations and using various delivery vehicles (alcohol,salicylate gels)

Systemic treatments use oral medication to control Hyperhidrosis. The most common medications are anticholinergics which are no longer recommended for this condition. Frequent side effects include dry mouth, blurred vision, and occasionally delirum.

Botox Well known for it's use in the cosmetic industry. Botox is a neuromuscular blocking agent that prevents excessive nerve stimulation of sweat glands. Botox has a very high saftey profile. Systemic side effects are very rare. Symptom relief can last 6-8 months and in some cases 14 months.

In many cases 3rd party insurance will cover the cost of the medication. The treatment fee ($250.00) is not covered and is paid by the patient.

To simplify the process Allergan has introduced the Botox Acess Program to help patients through their insurance coverage.








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