C - Treating wrinkles is the primary cosmetic use but neuromodulators have had a place in traditional western medicine to treat migraines, muscle spasms and some conditions of the eye

B - by injection, although there have been some experimentation with topical application for the treatment of Rosecia further clinical studies need to be done.

B - Temporary numbness may occur at injection site and may last a few minutes to a few day. Bruising  may occur if a tiny blood vessel is poked during the injection and usually goes away quickly and can easily be covered by make up.

B False pregnant and breastfeeding women are not eligible for any cosmetic procedures

B - It is often call the “ lunch time” procedure just for that reason. You can be in and out of the office in as little as fifteen minutes!

A - neuromodulators block the signals from the nerves to the muscles. Then the injected muscle can not contract. That makes the wrinkles relax and smooth.

B - On average it could take anywhere between 7-14 days. That said some people and earlier onset then 7 days.

Individual results may vary based on lifestyle but on average people enjoy their results for 3-5 months.

A - Botox has been FDA approved since April 2002 but has been around since 1989 for the treatment of eye muscle disorders.

D - there are many more areas that can be treated. Contact your Aesthetic provider for a complimentary consultation.