Botox is the #1 injectable cosmetic rehabilitation and has been largely responsible for the wave of non-invasive aesthetic office treatments and for the allembracing amelioration of the curative spa concept. It has also been the major impetus for the estimate of non-cosmetic physicians gift attractiveness treatments. The simplicity of its use and the predictability of its results makes such treatments seem easy with few complications or problems. For these reasons, many nurses (and even aestheticians and cosmetologists) in some locations supply the actual injection treatments. (purportedly under some physician's 'oversight')
How simple a course is to do does not always equate with getting a good result. In most cases, it is difficult to not chose Botox as a precise rehabilitation for undesired lines and wrinkles from hyperactive or general facial expressions. Either it is the glabellar furrows or crow's feet, Botox is always the first (and for real only good) rehabilitation of choice. Below the eyes, however, Botox is often not the only or even the best rehabilitation for wrinkling problems colse to the mouth and neck. Most times, the mouth and neck are better off with Either other minimally-invasive treatments or actual plastic surgical procedures. The question is....if your treatments options are microscopic to generally injection therapies....a patient's supervene will not only be microscopic and disappointing but a waste of a patient's money.
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For Botox to be maximally effective, it must be mixed properly and used relatively promptly. Botox comes as a powder in a bottle that is so microscopic it is virtually impossible to see. It is reconstituted with saline on-site and, although the builder provides recommendations as to how it is to be mixed (how much saline is put into the bottle), the rehabilitation victualer can do as they will. Because of potential profitability, the temptation exists for some to create a more dilute explication of Botox by plainly adding more saline when it is mixed. This creates more Botox ready to be injected and a greater estimate of patients can be treated....but it may not work very well and its results will mot regularly last as long if it works at all. The patient obviously has no knowledge as to how the Botox they are to receive is mixed...and I have found most patients don't even know how many units they have or regularly receive. They plainly know the price they paid. How long after it is mixed that the Botox is used also affects its effectiveness. Botox is not like wine....age does not make it better. After it is mixed it should be used within 24 to 48 hours at the longest. While the builder recommends hours to a day, a day or two after mixing does not seem to change its effectiveness. How 'old' the Botox you have received is unknown to any patient. How busy the practice or location is where you receive Botox is one indication of how fresh the Botox may be. (how many patients do they treat regularly with Botox) Daily? Weekly? Monthly? The busier a practice is, the more likely they will have fresher Botox.
Botox is a considerable curative rehabilitation that offers unparalleled wrinkle-reduction results in the forehead and colse to the eyes. While it is a simple injection treatment, its results can be affected by the training and touch of the injector and how it is reconstituted and when after it is used.
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