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Botox is a purified protein made from a neurotoxin called Botulinum Toxin Type A that is produced from the bacterium Clostridium botulinum.
Side effects from Botox include pain at the injection site, swelling, bruising, headache and flu-like symptoms.
Botox results last 3-6 months.
Cost varies on number of areas treated, amount of movement desired, and muscle strength (ie stronger/larger muscle mass requires more units.)
We do not perform Botox treatments on patients younger than age 18.
Cost varies based on number of units used. Your aesthetic provider will do a consultation to determine the look you are going for and then give you the cost.
In general, you will need fewer Botox treatments over time if you are consistent with your treatments.
Botox injections are perfectly safe when performed by an experienced, licensed medical provider.
We ask that you not work out or lie down for two hours after the procedure.
The effects of Botox injections are temporary and, therefore, people get repeated injections over time. Research on long-term effects is limited.
Absolutely not!
As we age, it’s only natural to accumulate facial imperfections, often making us look older than we actually are. Although aging is inevitable, Michelle and her team at Miami Beach Laser and Aesthetic possess an unparalleled amount of experience, knowledge and passion to address your anti-aging skin care concerns. Botox, one of the most popular non-surgical procedures, is perfect for a range of wrinkles, lines, creases, and even excessive underarm sweating.
Botox is a purified form of botulinum toxin A produced from the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. This means there is no risk of botulism. It is often used to reduce the appearance of facial wrinkles and can be used to treat other medical conditions.
Throughout our lifetime, we accumulate wrinkles and creases from making expressions. We’re able to make these expressions by either consciously or unconsciously contracting our facial muscles. Botox injections work by blocking chemical signals from our nerves and prevent the affected areas’ muscles from contracting.
The most common issues Botox treats are: