Botox

WHAT IS BOTOX?

​Botox is one of the most preferred applications among face lift and wrinkle treatments. Sagging skin can also be put into a tight form with botox applications. With Botox, the tissue around the mouth, nose and eyes is stretched and the appearance of wrinkled tissue is reduced. A determined amount by the doctor is used only in a certain area in this process.
 

WHO CAN HAVE BOTOX?

• People between the ages of 18-65.

• People with mild facial sagging.

• Those who experience skin wrinkles due to aging or the use of facial expressions.

• Those who experience asymmetry on the face due to excessive weight loss.

• Those with droopy eyelids or eyelid twitching problems. 

• Those who are NOT allergic to Botulinum Toxin in the content of Botox.

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HOW IS BOTOX PERFORMED?

The Botox Injection procedure is the same as other non-surgical operations. With the application, injections are made at the points determined by the doctor in doses depending on the purpose of use. 

 

• Anesthetic cream or spray is applied to the areas to be injected with Botox. 

• The doctor injects Botox into the application points with the methods he has determined.

• Although the effect of Botox injections varies for the person and the application area, it generally lasts between 3-6 months. 

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PRE-BOTOX PROCEDURES

• Avoid taking blood thinners such as ibuprofen or pain relievers to avoid bruising before the Botox procedure. 

• Reduce smoking 2 weeks before Botox application. 

• Do not drink alcohol 2 weeks before Botox application. 

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AFTER-BOTOX PROCEDURES

• Keep your head upright for at least 6 hours in order to keep Botox stable in the treated areas.

• Do not be exposed to intense sunlight for the first 24 hours.

• Avoid alcohol and cigarette use for the first 24 hours after the Botox procedure.

• Do not rub the treated areas for the first 24 hours after the Botox procedure.