Botox Reno

Botox treatments are an FDA-approved, anti-aging treatment in which a low dose of botulinum toxin type A administered by tiny injections directly into overactive muscles that cause lines to form for example wrinkles, frown lines, other fine lines and crow’s feet located on the face for both men and women. Patients who receive Botox treatment are injected with a diluted form of a safe toxin that causes the relaxation and eventual controlled paralysis of certain treated muscles. A Botox injection effectively blocks specific nerve signals to each treated muscle, causing them to no longer have the ability to contract. Wrinkles, fine lines and other facial imperfections caused by sun damage, slight injury or the natural aging process are each softened as a result of Botox Reno. Botox can be beneficial for:

• Stroke Patients
• Migraines
• Hair
• Face and Wrinkles
• Spasticity
• Hyperhidrosis
• TMJ

Quick And Painless

Botox injections go directly into the muscle through a fine point needle, and is considered a noninvasive treatment for anti-aging. Because Botox results in minimal discomfort during the procedure and anesthesia is not needed. The results can be apparent in just days, and last months. This treatment is done in less than 30 minutes, and patients can go about their day with little to no down time is after the Botox is injected. A complimentary consultation is required prior to treatment. Botox lasts for a period of four to six months before another injection is recommended, but the muscles eventually become trained to stop contracting over time. This reduces the occurrence of for fine lines, wrinkles, frown lines and crow’s feet appearing as deep or as noticeable on the face when Botox injections are a regular occurrence.

See the Results

To decrease potential bruising, avoid these medications for at least one week prior to injections: Aspirin or Ibuprofen, Fish Oil, Vitamin E, “G” supplements (ginkgo, ginseng, garlic), St. John’s Wort. NSAIDS like Celebrex and Naproxen may cause thinning of the blood, consult your physician before discontinuing. Do not massage treated areas, or lay down for several hours post-treatment.

Contact Us

To learn more about Botox Reno, visit Integrated Dermatology of Reno!