Botox
Are you considering doing a little something for yourself with Botox injections? We would be happy to assess your concerns and create a treatment plan based on your specific needs. Aging skin and wrinkles result from a blend of several causes. It’s not just about cellular changes, collagen depletion, hormone loss, or damage caused by free radicals. The 11s – those vertical lines that appear between your brows – result from muscle contractions. When you concentrate, squint, or frown, the muscles between your brows contract, causing your skin to furrow and fold. After years of frequent contraction, those wrinkles can linger even after the muscles are at rest. BOTOX works by blocking nerve impulses to the injected muscles. This reduces muscle activity that causes the persistent lines to form between the brows (results may vary).
Getting Botox takes only a few minutes and doesn’t require anesthesia.
With real, noticeable results, no surgery and no recovery time (results may vary).
$10/Unit
We charge for Botox per unit, not per area. Which is a huge savings for our clients!
FAQ
Where does Botox go?
Botox stays local to the muscle where it was injected. After the injection, Botox is simply metabolized and broken down into natural byproducts within a few hours.
How long does it last?
Botox injection is not permanent. The visible results usually last about 3-4 months, but everyone can be different.
When do I see results?
Most patients may see improvement within a couple of days after Botox injection. however, it can take up to 2 weeks.
Are there any side effects?
Side effects are rare and not permanent. Rarely, there can be some minor bruising, localized pain, infection, inflammation, tenderness, swelling and redness. Most Botox patients do not experience any side effects.
Who can' t have Botox?
Women that are pregnant, breastfeeding, having an allergy to botulinum toxin, having an infection in area to be injected, certain muscle or nerve disorders or taking certain antibiotics.
It is important that you share your complete health history, and any medications and supplements with your practitioner.