I just turned 30 and I always told myself that once I reached 30 I wanted to start doing preventative Botox. I am planning to get 30 units tomorrow and the units are going to cover my forehead and crows feet area. What side effects should I look out for? Is there any long term affects I should be concerned about?
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The effects of Botox are temporary with results lasting approximately three to four months. It does not cause skin to stretch or sag. In fact it is used by many patients are a preventative measure to keep skin looking youthful and healthy. You can learn more by visiting my website or from an...
What you are describing is not typical from a masseter Botox treatment. I encourage you to return to your injector to discuss your concerns. The effects of Botox are temporary and typically last three to four months, so the unwanted effects should gradually improve with time.
Botox is commonly used to help with TMJ discomfort. It helps by relaxing the affected muscles resulting in less clenching and pain. An expert injector can help treat you in the office. It takes two weeks for final results and the effects will last typically three to four months.
