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What You Need to Know about Botox

By: Shirley Scott

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 Noticing age marks with the arrival of mid age is a natural phenomenon, but the good news is that you can delay these age marks just with the help of an injection. Isn’t this amazing? Botox injections are an effective and instant way to provide your looks with an upward graph. Let us see what magic botox can cast on your signs of ageing.

What is botox and who gets the benefit of botox

Basically, the neurotoxic proteins are given the brand name of botox and they are circulated in the market in the form of injections. These injections are observed to be helpful in reducing the major signs of ageing i.e. wrinkles. It basically holds a grasp over facial muscle weakening and relaxes the muscles contractions. People below the age of 18 and above the age of 65 are advised not to use it. The treatment can be given to the person just in 10 minutes and its effects are noticeable within 5 days.

Major advantages one can expect from botox injections

  1. When compared to traditional face lifts, Botox is a less invasive option.
  2. One can see immediate results when botox injections are given. Maximum within 5 days the results of the injections are evident.
  3. The maximum times taken to inject botox in the affected area never exceed 15 minutes.
  4. Max to max, one can suffer from swelling on the area where the injection is inserted which fades away within two days.
  5. One need not worry about the wrinkles on the injected area for around 5 to 6 months.
  6. The wrinkles are even observed to be less severe when one goes to dermatologist twice a year.

Risks of botox injections

  1. Before jumping upon the conclusion of getting botox injected, just consult you physician or your dermatologist that if these injections will suit your skin type or not.
  2. Botox might not work at all on the wrinkles which have taken place due to excessive sun exposure.
  3. Very thick and leathery skin and its wrinkles also might not be diminished by botox.
  4. Women during pregnancy are advised not to take botox injections for the fear of allergic reactions.
  5. Other minor and temporary side effects include drooping of eyelids, difficulty in swallowing, dizziness, anxiety, flu symptoms, cough, indigestion, hypertension, etc. 

So, after having all the information about botox, it is entirely your decision whether to use botox or to stick to your traditional way of staying young. As every other anti ageing option, this option too has its own pros and cons. It is now your decision to go with it or shun it. 

About the Author

Shirley Scott is a graduate from Bay Vista College of Beauty, California, United states. She has immense knowledge of skin care and beauty treatments suitable to maintain a healthy and glowing skin in various stages of life. As of now, she holds a pioneer position in the beauty industry. She is a well known blogger who contributes tips on skin firming and anti ageing on various sites. Her advice on anti ageing works wonders on saggy and ageing skin. 


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