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Dr Andrew Jacono, MD is a board certified facial plastic surgeon in Long Island and is an expert with these procedures. He has authored many articles on both. Hope this helps.
The botox cosmetic website is a good starting point for qualified injectors. Dr. Marina Peredo and Dr. James Marotta are possibilities. Since the relationship between injector and patient tends to be long term consult with 2 - 3 in your area prior to choosing one that best meets your needs.
I recommend Dr. Marc Glashofer, a fellowship trained dermatologic surgeon with extensive experience in both of these areas (as well as a really nice doctor).
Botox and fillers should be injected by a qualified doctor with an aesthetic backgroudn of training. This usually means a plastic surgeon, a dermatologist, an oculoplastic surgeon, and a facial plastic surgeon.
Just about any certified board certified Plastic Surgeon or dermatologist is very qualified to do this. Anyone who responds to this question should be recommending themselves or they shouldn't be responding.
No. Botox cannot be used for buttock enlargement! It works by inhibiting muscle action rather than adding volume. If this procedure has been suggested to you, beware the person who would try to use Botox in this manner. Fat transfer is the way to go, and save Botox for above the shoulders.
You friend is correct. Just have the physician show you the bottle and the box. To make sure you are getting the freshest Botox, you should see your physician opening it from a sealed Botox and pull out a vial. You should then see them injecting some saline into the vial to reconstitute the...
Thank you for your question mommatwobe. I understand your concern. Botox is a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression. When injected into the skin Botox will relax the muscles and smoothen out the overlying wrinkles. The most common areas of treatment are in ...
Botox is clearly contraindicated in individuals with a history of Guillan-Barre syndrome. Your friend should avoid anyone who would be willing to inject a neurotoxin with his history of a neuromuscular disease.
I have been using Botox for well over 10 years and I have NEVER seen or heard of such potential complication. Botox does NOT cause Heart palpitations. Either you did not understand your physician or you went to a really misinformed professional who spent the last 10 plus years in a cave cut off...
Thank you for your question and for sharing your photo. Botox may help to soften the wrinkles under the eyes. It does require a very small amount and it will help to soften the lines. It will not necessarily reduce all the wrinkles like you might see in the forehead or crows feet region. You...
