4 COMMON TARGET AREAS FOR BOTOX
Botox is very effective for smoothing the wrinkles on upper part of the face.
HOW BOTOX WORKS • Botox is the trade name of Botulinum Toxin A which causes the muscles to relax temporarily. • It is the most commonly performed cosmetic procedure performed in the whole world. • Botox blocks the presynaptic nerve signals that cause muscle movement and contraction, and smoothens lines and wrinkles. • According to DR. Etimad Shahidi, who is a practicing dermatologist in CosmeDocs Clinic, Botox doesn’t work ell on the wrinkles caused by the loss of fat or sinking of the tissues such as nasolabial folds.
FORHEAD WRINKLES • The horizontal wrinkles on the forehead are due to the constant expressions that grace your face, • These are considered to be the first signs of ageing. • These are the most common targets of Botox.
CROW’S FEET • Some people find the laugh lines extending from the end of the eyes charming or characteristic, but usually they are considered a sign of ageing. • These lines are usually found on people who work outdoors or squint too much. • Botox often target this areas to smoothen the lines and wrinkles and restore youthful appearance.
FROWN LINES • Frown lines have a very deep impact on a person’s appearance. • They man make a person look constantly angry, worried , or tired. • Professionals who want to climb the corporate ladder and look calm and carefree at the same time often go for Botox In this region.
SAGGING EYEBROWS • If suddenly you notice that your eyebrows are sagging due to age, then row list isn’t your only option. • Botox relaxes the muscles that pull the eyebrows down. • If you manage to find the right doctor, then you can get exceptional results from Botox injection in this region. • It is equally important to find a skilled doctor for every area but people should pay close attention to doctor’s credentials if they want to treat wrinkles around the eyes. • The reason is that incorrect administration of Botox can lead to droopy eyelids and other complications.