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What is Botox®?

Botox & Restylane |  What is Botox®?

Botox® (Botulinum Toxin Type A)

Botox® is injected in tiny quantities into specific facial muscles which cause the muscles to temporarily relax (often 3-4 months). By administering Botox® to the muscles that cause wrinkles associated with expressions such as frowning or laughter lines, the overlying skin has an opportunity to become smoother and prevents new lines from forming. www.allergan.com


Facial wrinkles may occur when the underlying muscles are used for facial expression. Typically vertical lines appear between the brow when we are frowning, concentrating, perplexed or tired. Other lines such as laughter lines form around the outer edges of the eye when we smile or grimace. These lines are called dynamic lines and when younger, the skin springs back to its smooth rested state when we stop using these muscles.

When the quality of the skin deteriorates with age, those lines often become static lines and they are still present even when are not actively using the muscles.

Photos of areas in which Botox® is most commonly used for.
  • Frown
  • Forehead
  • Periorbital - Crows Feet


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Photos of areas in which Botox® is most commonly used for.

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