Botox is a neuromodulator with an active substance called botulinum toxin type A. it is an injectable medication that relaxes the muscle and smoothens the wrinkle. When injected into the skin it works on the sweat glands to reduce the amount of sweat produced.
During your consultation with Dr. Rani, your medical history and overall well-being will be carefully reviewed. This assessment is vital in determining your suitability for the procedure. Dr. Rani takes the time to understand your expectations and provides expert guidance throughout the process. She will discuss potential risks associated with the treatment and inform you about the anticipated outcomes. Dr. Rani’s comprehensive consultations ensure that you are well-informed and fully prepared for your transformative experience.
The neuromodulator relaxation process typically takes about one week to manifest, and the effects can be enjoyed for 3 to 4 months. Dr. Rani’s skillful application ensures natural-looking results that beautifully rejuvenate your appearance. Whether you wish to address signs of aging, reduce excessive sweating, or soften specific facial features, treatment with BOTOX is tailored to suit your individual needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Botox is best used to:
- Soften facial wrinkles while still allowing normal facial expressions: it allows to smooth out facial wrinkles in the forehead, glabella (area between the eyebrows), and crow’s feet.
- It allows to lift the eyebrows and improves the symmetry of the eyebrow position.
- It can be used to improve the appearance of a gummy smile.
- It can improve chin dimpling and helps to raise droopy corners of the mouth.
- Botox can be used to treat bulky masseter (jaw muscle) for jaw-slimming and relieving the symptoms of teeth grinding and TMJ pain.
- It can be used to improve the neck bands also known as turkey neck.
- It is used to treat excess sweating in the armpit and palms.
- Trapezius Botox helps to feminize shoulder silhouette in women and relax trapezius tension.
- Micro Botox can tighten skin pores, improve skin tone and texture and helps in facial flushing.
- It can also be used to treat overactive migraine and limb spasticity.
BOTOX treats dynamic (moving) wrinkles and is best started before wrinkles develop in repose (while the face is at rest).
Many patients start using Botox as young as their 20s. Botox at this age is meant to be preventative BOTOX. Imagine, if you don’t ever develop the deep facial wrinkles that come with sun damage, genetics, age, and environmental factors, your face will age more gracefully and beautifully over time.
Effect of BOTOX takes about 2 – 10 days (3-5 days on an average) for its full effect. Touch up if needed should be done no longer than 2 weeks after the initial treatment.
Individual patient’s genetics and the target muscle (mass, size, thickness, and depth below the skin and structure) determine really how long the effect of BOTOX can last. In general, the effect lasts between 3 – 4 months. The results may last longer for some patients, especially after repeated treatment. Studies have shown that in individuals who use their facial muscles a lot the effect of BOTOX wears of faster.
When BOTOX is performed by someone like Dr. Rani who has a thorough understanding of facial anatomy and uses a conservative approach, the results are extremely natural. Well-done Botox will relax your face but preserve your ability to make normal facial expressions, express yourself, and retain your identity.
No, neuromodulator treatments are not exclusive to women. Men can also receive neuromodulator treatments, and in fact, an increasing number of men are opting for these treatments to address frown lines and wrinkles.
Following the treatment, you can anticipate experiencing mild redness and swelling around the injection sites that subsides within an hour. You can resume your daily activities and work immediately after the treatment. It is essential to follow advice given by Dr. Rani after the procedure. However, it’s important to note that like any other treatment, there may be side effects associated with neuromodulators. These can include muscle stiffness, headaches, and discomfort in the neck or back. If you experience any side effects, it is advisable to consult with Dr. Rani for further guidance and assistance.