The Procedure
It is important to understand how Botox works to achieve the look that you desire. The drug works by temporarily immobilizing muscles that then in turn softening the appearance of wrinkles. Your doctor may ask you to stop taking anti-inflammatory medications and aspirin a few weeks prior to your procedure to help minimize bruising. The treatment can be expected to last 3 to 6 months.
Locating a Doctor
Feedback is important when finding a doctor. Know the past history of the doctor you select, ensuring that they have a long line of success in their wake. It is also important that you select a doctor who is board-certified with an active business insurance policy. This ensures the best results, placing you in the hands of an excellent medical team who knows what they are doing and cares about their patient's well being. Procedures can be done at an insured medispa or doctors office.
Risks
As with all procedures, there are some risks associated with Botox use. Temporary bruising is the most common effect of Botox, however, some people do experience headaches and a slight eye drooping that may occur if patients do not lie down post-injection. For this reason, you should rest lying down for a few hours and avoid rubbing the injection areas for up to 12 hours. If you notice muscle weakness, vision problems or trouble breathing, it is possible that they Botox has moved to other areas of your body. This is highly unlikely, but still considered an emergency. If this occurs, get help immediately.
Costs
The cost of treatments per area typically range from $300-$500 dollars, however, this is widely dependent on the doctor you select and the location of the office. For example, large city offices like those in Manhattan, will typically be more expensive than a small town session.
Marine Agency Corp
422 US-22 #7
Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889
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191 Maplewood Ave
Maplewood, NJ 07040
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