Botox
Botox Specialist
Botox Q & A
What is Botox?
What is Botox used for?
- Forehead creases
- Frown lines
- Crow’s feet
- Lines near your mouth
- A cobblestoned chin
Because of fewer fine lines and wrinkles after Botox injections, your skin looks smoother, tighter, and younger-looking.
In addition to wrinkle reduction, medical uses of Botox include relief from bladder dysfunction, excessive sweating, lazy eye, eye twitching, and chronic migraines.
What should I expect during Botox injections?
An aesthetics expert at CFP Physicians Group reviews your medical history, examines your skin, and lets you know if Botox or another cosmetic injectable is right for you.
Prior to Botox injections, you’re given the option of a topical anesthetic to numb your skin and make the injections more comfortable. Your doctor injects a botulinum toxin solution at strategic points beneath the skin to produce optimal anti-aging results.
You might feel a slight pinch during the injection, especially if you opt-out of a topical anesthetic. The procedure is quick and easy, as it takes just minutes to complete.
What happens after Botox injections?
- Redness
- Swelling
- Mild bruising
The physicians at CFP Physicians Group offer numerous other anti-aging treatments,
such as chemical peels, facials, and PCA skincare products sold onsite, to give you the best possible results.