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Whether you are new to Botox injections or an experienced injector, read these Botox best practices.
Anti-wrinkle cosmetic treatments have become extremely popular.
It is easy to see why Botox injections would be the number one choice for smoother, younger-looking skin as it is pain-free, and the treatments are so quick you could be in and out within your lunch hour.
One of the most significant features of Botox injections that attract people, apart from the fact that it is a non-invasive procedure, is that it is temporary.
Typically, Botox® will last between 3 to 6 months. Four months is the average duration in which the effects of Botox injections are still apparent.
Various factors influence how long Botox® will last.
The dosage, the application, the anatomy of the patient, the area that was treated with Botox®, and the place from where you receive the injection are extremely important.
Perhaps this is the reason that patients make sure they get their Botox® injections from a clinic that has received the proper Botox® training.
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A common question patients wonder is how they can retain the effects of their Botox® for a longer duration.
It is undoubtedly true that Botox® is a temporary solution as Botox® does wear off.
However, there are still a few simple measures that can make sure that the effects last as long as possible.
First of all, from where you get the Botox injections makes a world of difference. It is required that the healthcare professional applying your Botox® treatment has proper Botox® training.
The dosage needs to be appropriate, and the injection site suitable for effective results.
Therefore, if you want long-lasting results, make sure that you find a healthcare professional who is experienced and competent to get the treatment done.
It is crucial that you do not rub your face for the first two days of the administration. Refrain from exercising or using any harsh products on your face.
Things like a full facial massage need to be avoided for the first 48 hours. If you rub of exfoliate your face or use harsh products, Botox® can migrate to other areas of the face where it shouldn’t go leading to facial paralysis and similar other side effects.
Furthermore, try to ensure that you do not lie down for at least four hours after getting the injection. It is advisable to sleep on your back with your head in a slightly elevated position for two nights after the treatment.
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It is great for your skin to avoid sun exposure. One of the leading causes of premature wrinkles is sun damage.
Maintain your results for longer by wearing a high-quality broad-spectrum sunscreen on the exposed areas of your skin when you head outdoors.
There is a great likelihood that you will not see immediate results following your Botox injections. Botox® works in your muscles as it is absorbed and its effects are enhanced with time.
Therefore, even if you feel that results are not at par with your expectations, do not go for another injection before waiting for some time.
Give the injection at least six weeks to show its results. If there is little time between two sessions, your muscles might react negatively.
People who take adequate care of their skin have long-lasting Botox® effects. It is advisable to moisturize your skin daily and ensure that you are always well hydrated.
Drinking plenty of water can make quite a difference since water enhances the effects of these treatments, ensuring that the treated areas remain wrinkle-free for a long time.
You can also find products in the market that are designed specifically for skin after Botox® treatment.
However, before using any of these, make sure that they are safe and would not incur any harm on your skin and consult your healthcare professional.
Your diet plays a vital role in the health and appearance of your skin. If you want maximum results of your Botox® treatment, it is a good idea to refrain from using packaged and processed food.
Restrict the amount of sugar you have in your diet. These food items can increase inflammation in your body, thereby leading your skin health to be affected.
Furthermore, studies show that the efficacy of Botox® is enhanced by zinc levels in the body.
A lot of people have a zinc deficiency, so you might want to consider taking zinc supplements if you want long-lasting results from your Botox treatment.
Many of us lead stressful lives and it can affect your body negatively. High-stress levels lead to increased release of hormones that speed up the aging process.
You might have noticed that people who stress more tend to age faster.
The benefits of injectable Botox® will not make much of a difference if you continue to stress over too many things in your life.
Try to relax a bit and use stress relief techniques to make sure that your skin does not have to bear the brunt of your stress.
There is no denying that exercising is vital for a healthy lifestyle. However, it is necessary that you strike a balance.
A few precautions need to be taken. Avoid squinting or scowling as you work out. This might be a bit difficult but will play a pivotal role in increasing the longevity of your Botox® results.
We have elaborated on some of the significant points to help your Botox injections last longer. Some other simple measures can be of help as well.
For instance, it might not be a good idea to consume alcohol a day before the treatment. This can reduce the efficacy of the Botox.
Similarly, make sure that you stop taking all blood-thinning and anti-inflammatory medications at least fourteen days prior to the procedure.
Ensure that there are no rashes or blemishes on the area where you are thinking of getting the injection administered. If this is the case, you might want to reschedule your appointment.
It is true that the effects of Botox® last for a limited duration. However, long term use of the neurotoxin can lead to some permanent impact as well.
All in all, if you want to make sure that you can enjoy the results of Botox® treatment for a long time, there are some significant changes that you will have to make in your lifestyle.
Whether you are new to Botox injections or an experienced injector, read these Botox best practices.
Discover top tips to extend the life of your Botox® injections for lasting smooth, youthful skin.
Whether you are new to Botox injections or an experienced injector, read these Botox best practices.
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