Did you know that facial wrinkles are a very common problem? You may have never considered this before, but it's true: people who get Botox treatments for their face have less wrinkles than people who don't.
It's not just about wrinkles—it's also about how much movement your face makes while you're talking or laughing or eating. When you have more movement in your face, it means that there are more muscles involved in the process, so there will be more wrinkles left behind after treatment.
You'll still have those same wrinkles that you had before treatment started—but now they'll be less noticeable because there's less muscle movement happening at any given moment in time!
Botox Cosmetic is an FDA approved drug that works by paralyzing facial muscles to prevent them from contracting. This causes temporary and short-term effects, including:
Reduced expression lines around the eyes (crow's feet)
Smooth forehead skin texture
Reduction of facial wrinkles on the upper eyelid and around the eyes (glabellar lines)
Reduction of facial wrinkles between the brows (frontalis muscle lift).
The most common side effects are dryness or flaky skin at injection sites, muscle weakness or paralysis around the mouth, nose, or chin, headache or dizziness.