Does Botox Work?

Botox works on everyone! It is a home run! It works on the wrinkles of the face, especially the glabella, forehead lines, and crow's feet wrinkles around the yes. I also use alot of Botox in the neck area to soften those deep wrinkles as well. When injected properly, Botox is amazing.

I think "Botulim Toxin A" (Botox/Vistabel/Azzalure/Bocouture) really and effectively works. In 3 days time after injection botox will be working and lasts from 5-6 months. It's very usefull in glabella frown lines, forehead frown lines and crow's feet wrinkles. It can be also useful elevating mouth corners and softening platismal bands (neck). These injections must be done by somebody familiar with the anatomy of the muscles of the face and neck. With no... more

Botox is an excellent treatment for reducing the appearance of lines on the face particularly those lines found between the eyebrows, on the forehead and around the eyes (the crows feet). Botox is temporary however in its effects and lasts 3-4 months typically.

Both Botox and Dysport are the currently medical-grade botulinum toxins approved by the FDA. These work by blunting transmission of nerve signal to the muscles, thereby relaxing the facial muscles responsible for creating dynamic wrinkles on forehead, between eyebrows, and crows feet. Millions of Americans undergo Botox and Dysport injections every year, which speaks for its efficacy and appeal to those who are concerned about these lines on the face.

Since Botox is prescription product, the FDA would not allow it to be promoted without proof of its effectiveness. Millions of patients have received Botox injections and it is one of the most successful medical products ever made. What it does is relax mucles when injected with precision directly into the muscle. It was first approved for patients with eye muscles out of balance, called strabismus. It also caused relaxation of the muscle that cause crow's feet, and so it was investigated... more

Botox REALY WORKS. Botox purchased directly from the US company realy works. It takes 5 days to start working and lasts from 4-6 months. It works on frown lines, smile lines and forehead lines , elevate the corner of the mouth. These injections must be done by someone very familiar with the anatomy of the small muscles of the face. SEE A BOARD CERTIFIED PLASTIC SURGEON.

Botox is a great product that really revolutionized treatment of the upper 1/3 of the face and some other areas as well. It can treat forehead wrinkles, crow's feet, "11" lines in the middle of the forehead to name a few.

BOTOX cosmetic works great for lots of cosmetic problems, including: frown lines, horizontal forehead lines, bunny lines, Crow's feet, dimpled chin, reducing a gummy smile, and raising the corners of a drooping mouth. It blocks the communication between nerve endings and muscles, thus reducing dynamic wrinkles. It also has numerous medical therapeutic uses including hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating), migraines, Raynaud disease, urinary incontinence, club foot, blepharospasm and the list... more

The transformation of its company, Allergan, from a small eye product company to the biggest cosmetic company in the wold (also produces Latisse, breast implants, Juvederm etc) - says LOUD and clear - yes - Botox works. It is A GREAT product.  

Hello, Botulinum toxin works for some things but it is not good for all. While this may seem like common sense, it is not always heard the way it is meant. Botox will soften some facial lines but will not substitute for a facelift or a facial peel when more than a few wrinkles are the problem.

Botox definitely "works". Botox blocks the neuromuscular junction so the muscle can no longer contract under voluntary control. The question is not whether Botox works, but whether it will do what you want it to. Sometimes, blocking muscle activity won't result in the effect that one desires. This isn't a "cookbook" treatment. Sometimes (usually) paralyzing forehead muscles results in a very pleasing result. It can smooth out wrinkles and make one look younger... more

Yes botulinum Toxin A does work. However, the effects vary tremendously from one individaul to another. Some demonstrate little response "non-responders", Others require lower than average dosess.