My aesthetiian suggested I use some topical botox, but I am skeptical of the the product. It's very expensive and I'm afraid it might not work.
Answer: Topical Botox What your ass petition is recommending is an argeline peptide-based product, which is purported to have some relaxing effects on your facial muscles. There are some topical botulinum toxin products being tested, in addition, sometimes people will microneedle using botulinum toxin type A and sometimes we will injected very superficially and diffusely throughout the face and occasionally the superficially injected product will be mixed with diluted filler for something like acne scarring.
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Answer: Topical Botox What your ass petition is recommending is an argeline peptide-based product, which is purported to have some relaxing effects on your facial muscles. There are some topical botulinum toxin products being tested, in addition, sometimes people will microneedle using botulinum toxin type A and sometimes we will injected very superficially and diffusely throughout the face and occasionally the superficially injected product will be mixed with diluted filler for something like acne scarring.
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Answer: Does topical Botox work? Thank you for your question. At this point I would stick with injectable Botox for full effects. All the best,
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Answer: Does topical Botox work? Thank you for your question. At this point I would stick with injectable Botox for full effects. All the best,
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October 14, 2015
Answer: Topical Botox There is no topical botox that is approved by the USFDA, the one in clinical trials does work well but its a different way to apply. I suggest speaking to a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Best, Dr. Emer.
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October 14, 2015
Answer: Topical Botox There is no topical botox that is approved by the USFDA, the one in clinical trials does work well but its a different way to apply. I suggest speaking to a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Best, Dr. Emer.
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October 13, 2015
Answer: Topical botox may work but this isn't it! Topical botox is currently being researched as a treatment for many conditions, ranging from excessive sweating to crow's feet. We have done several of these clinical trials and the jury is still out until the research is finished, but to answer your question, this product isn't truly Botox in any sense.What you have is a product that has some similarities to the chemical structure of botox, but is worlds away from actually being Botox. It may make your skin feel good but it won't have the amazing benefits that injectable Botox or its cousins, Dysport and Xeomin, have.
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October 13, 2015
Answer: Topical botox may work but this isn't it! Topical botox is currently being researched as a treatment for many conditions, ranging from excessive sweating to crow's feet. We have done several of these clinical trials and the jury is still out until the research is finished, but to answer your question, this product isn't truly Botox in any sense.What you have is a product that has some similarities to the chemical structure of botox, but is worlds away from actually being Botox. It may make your skin feel good but it won't have the amazing benefits that injectable Botox or its cousins, Dysport and Xeomin, have.
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April 23, 2018
Answer: Is topical "Botox" effective? Hello jay1ickie,Thanks for your question.Your topical "Botox" is more than likely some type of peptide like argeline peptide which has some mild muscle relaxant effect. Some think that it may potentiate the effect of real Botox, increasing duration of activity.It won't hurt to try it. You might notice that the very small wrinkles soften a bit.Don't expect Botox level outcomes though.If you want the results you get with Botox, then I recommend that you go get Botox. Proper use of Botox may have wonderful long lasting effects on wrinkle reduction for you.Good luck,Dr. Shah
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April 23, 2018
Answer: Is topical "Botox" effective? Hello jay1ickie,Thanks for your question.Your topical "Botox" is more than likely some type of peptide like argeline peptide which has some mild muscle relaxant effect. Some think that it may potentiate the effect of real Botox, increasing duration of activity.It won't hurt to try it. You might notice that the very small wrinkles soften a bit.Don't expect Botox level outcomes though.If you want the results you get with Botox, then I recommend that you go get Botox. Proper use of Botox may have wonderful long lasting effects on wrinkle reduction for you.Good luck,Dr. Shah
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