Botulinum therapy

In cosmetology, botulinum therapy has been used for a long time and is in high demand by customers. During the procedure, thin needles are used, with the help of which the substance is injected into the small muscles under the skin. It is these muscles that, when contracted, create wrinkles on the forehead, corners of the eyes, around the nose, and on the upper lip of the nose.

Local anesthetics are used to anesthetize the procedure, which are first applied to the skin. The substance starts working after 7-14 days on average. Under the influence of "Botox" there is a weakening of the motor activity of the muscles. Small and deep wrinkles are smoothed, and the surface of the skin becomes smooth.

Indications for botulinum therapy are:

• Frontal and glabellar wrinkles,

• Correcting the shape of the nose,

• Wrinkles around the eyes, lips, chin,

• Mimic wrinkles,

• Lowering the corners of the lips,

• Age-related deformation of the skin in the decollete area,

• Asymmetric eyebrows,

• Facial asymmetry.

Contraindications to botulinum therapy are:

• Pregnancy and lactation,

• Oncological diseases,

• Infectious diseases.

• Eyelid hernia,

• Myasthenia,

• Allergic reaction to protein

• Hypersensitivity to botulinum toxin,

• Pathology of blood coagulation