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Botox injections for Wrinkles

Botulinumtoxin A better known as Botox (BTX A) has become very popular for reducing facial wrinkles. Firstly injections with Botulinumtoxin A supersedes cosmetic surgery and secondly injections are done uncomplicated and quickly. Attributes that satisfy current needs.

It required long lasting researches before Botulinumtoxin A was available as a medicament that can be used for wrinkle treatments, migraine and hyperhidrosis.

Since 2006 Botox in form of Vistabel and Dysport are official accredited for wrinkle treatments. Currently the number of cosmetic and plastic surgery increases. But there are still a number of patients who worry about malpractices. Therefore injections with Botox will boost the number of cosmetic treatments because they neither require anaesthesia nor any healing process. Patients know that the treatments` result doesn't last forever and are more willingly to test the it.

Effectiveness

Botulinumtoxin type A which is predominantly used for wrinkle treatments is a purified neurotoxin that disables nerve impulses to muscles. If it is injected by seasoned surgeons adverse effects are nearly avoidable. Botox is injected with fine needles and punctures are comparably with mosquito bites. During an initial consultation our specialists advise you concerning possibilities and risks of injections as well as they perform a thoroughly examination of the areas you wish to be treated.

Further advantages

Injections with Botox can be performed at every season and in contrast to peelings skin isn't more light-sensitive than before treatment. It is also advantageous that Vistabel and Dysport don't diffuse in the surrounding tissue so that paralyses of the surrounding muscles are unusual. The benefits last for three to six month until the temporary weakness passes off.

proaesthetic achieves great results performing injections with Botulinumtoxin A and if you want to benefit from our experience do not hesitate to contact us.


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