BOTOX Is it really safe?
Botox, is it really safe?
Botox, is it really safe?
Petit
Plastic Surgery is a top trending non-invasive surgical method consisting of
Botox and fillers. With comparatively short procedure times and recovery period
than other invasive surgeries, it is much more compelling to clients. As a
result, many foreigners on short trips to Korea receive these treatments for
its simplistic reasons, and as such, the wary question of safety and
effectiveness should be made clear.
Let's talk about the safety and effects of Botox in today's blog.
When you’re
hesitant about the thought of scalpel incisions yet distressed about your
complexion, the first thing that comes into mind is Botox & fillers. It
seems as though a lot of people are very much misinformed or have raw knowledge
on Botox and fillers. One of the many questions we get from our clients is “isn’t
Botox just an injection?”
So, let’s
discuss what Botox is exactly and how and where it is administered, shall we?
‘Botox’
is not a surgical “method”, it is the name of the product that contains neurotoxins
made by the bacterium Clostridium
botulinum called ‘botulinum toxin type A’. Originally, Botox was used to
treat spasm and consequently discovered that it smoothened wrinkles in the
area. When Botox is injected, it temporarily blocks the nerves that contract
the targeted muscles which softens the appearance of wrinkles. The name Botox
has since then been referred to the treatment method, a type of petit plastic
surgery.
Botox, where is ti normally administered?
Botox
and fillers have slightly different areas where they can be administered.
Usually the forehead, frown line, areas around the eye, and perioral regions
near the mouth are areas that Botox is used on. And by diminishing the muscular
activity around the jaw, square jawlines can be chiseled down. Furthermore, the
size of upper trapezius, outer and inner thigh, calf, and back muscles can be
diminished, and excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) and body odor can also be
controlled.
Although
this type of procedure is non-invasive, surely there must be a health and
safety risk associated with the injection of Botox?
Due to
the short procedure times and recovery period, a large number of clients flock
to plastic surgeries, and those surgeries advertise marked down prices of Botox
to naïve clients. It is important to know that if the prices seem unreasonably
low, then you have to start to feel suspicious about the products they use,
since a lot of those clinics use fake or expired products. For the sake of your
safety, we do not recommend you to get the procedure done by anyone but a
specialist doctor, and recommend you to check the batch number and expire date,
and the right product to be opened in front of you.
Finally,
the full effects of Botox can vary between different body parts and muscles.
For instance, you will be able to see results within 1-2 weeks for 3 months for
facial muscles and jawline, whereas larger muscle groups will take 3-8 weeks to
see any results and can last up to 3-6 months.
Botox is
comparatively simple and quick compared to invasive incisional surgeries. As
long as you do your research on the products and follow precautionary measures
as mentioned above, you’ll feel much safer and satisfied with the effects of Botox.
How about visit to Wonjin Plastic Surgery, where our exceptionally experienced
and certified specialist surgeons will treat you themselves, and become alive
within. Why not?
Celebrate
this summer with Wonjin Plastic Surgery!
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