How Long Before Botox Results Can Be Seen?

Botox inhibits the communication between nerves and muscles. It does so by blocking the release of certain small chemicals (neurotransmitters) that nerves use to signal a muscle to contract. 
The onset of action of Botox varies from person to person. Botox first has to bind to the nerve before it can enter the cell. Some patients bind Botox faster because they have a greater number of these high affinity "binding sites" on their nerves. After binding to the nerve, Botox enters the cell to prevent the release of the chemical messengers that cause muscles to contract. When the muscle can no longer contract, the wrinkles soften and relax. 
Typical onset of Botox is between 24 and 72 hours, although some patients may require up to 5 days to see a result. The maximal effect of Botox occurs at about 10 days after treatment. 

Thank you for your questions.Botox begins to "kick-in" in approximately 2-3 days. The full benefit won't be seen for a week. As the muscles stay paralyzed, those pesky wrinkles that are still present at rest tend to fade as well over the following months. You can have the treatments for life, usually performed every 3-4 months. No limits.I hope this helps.- Dr. Bryson Richards

The results from Botox injections can typically be seen within a few days, with the full effects usually visible after about 7 to 14 days. As for the frequency of treatments, Botox injections can be repeated every 3 to 4 months. There isn't a specific limit to the number of times you can receive Botox throughout your life, but it's important to have treatments spaced appropriately to avoid building resistance to the toxin. Continuous treatments should be monitored and adjusted by a qualified healthcare provider to ensure safety and effectiveness.