Liquid/classic botulinum

Botulinum toxin (botox) is administered to patients frequently, not only for aesthetic but also for medical indications. In contrast to many plastic surgery procedures, the botox injection is a relatively low-invasive rejuvenating treatment. The safety of the injection depends on observance of relevant preparation standards, selection of the target area and dose and on compliance with follow-up recommendations. The procedure does not require anesthesia and the clinical result of relaxation of facial muscles builds up gradually within 10-14 days after which a checkup visit is recommended, the cost of which is typically included in the charge for the first visit. Depending on the area of application, the result holds up for approximately 3-6 months. depending strongly on individual condition of the patient. The treatment does not preclude normal activity, so the patient can return to his or her daily life, subject to observance of recommendations.

Benefits:

• Rapid results
• Low invasiveness
• Relatively mild discomfort
• Good result even for very deep wrinkles
• No need for patient preparation or for a period of convalescence

Applications:

• Wrinkle smoothening
• Treatment of migraine and tension headaches
• Treatment of bruxism
• Treatment of trismus
• Treatment of forehead, head, armpit and palm hyperhidrosis
• Relaxation of calves

Counterindications:

• Botox intolerance
• Congenital muscle disorders or neuromuscular diseases
• Pregnancy and lactation
• Blood coagulation disorders
• Certain medications
• Active infections and deep skin injuries

Photo gallery

The photos show the effect of the procedure on a specific patient. The results of the procedure may vary depending on individual characteristics, the number of sessions, the patient's compliance with post-treatment recommendations, as well as the skills and experience of the doctor.

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