Micro Botox Technique
Micro Botox is a recently developed technique to treat Wrinkles, fine lines, and acne. Its solution is highly diluted. Small doses are injected into the dermis, the layer beneath skin and epidermis in different places on your neck and face.
What are Micro-Botox injections?
Micro Botox injection affects sebaceous glands and sweat glands to atrophy or shrink, and they also reduce pore size. The result is the skin which is less oily and smoother and more transparent. There is no effect of the frozen face like in the standard botox procedure cause micro- botox does not affect the primary muscles that control facial movement.
Our skin care can help with various imperfections. Wrinkles and acne can negatively impact your self-esteem and appearance. Even after the daily routine with exfoliating and cleansing pores can still be visible, leading to issues with skin texture and look.
The injections take just a few minutes to take effect. The needle can poke the spongier parts of the face, but even so, the pain is minimal. The needle is usually hair size. You shouldn’t approach botox procedure without consulting with your Dermatologist first. There is a lot of side effect related to placement of Botox. It’s essential to stop consuming alcohol, aspirin, vitamin E or fish oil before the procedure. This can thin out your blood and increase the chance of bruising. Micro Botox can be applied on crow’s feet which can be a very delicate area.
The important thing about the Botox treatment is to restore natural beauty. Trained physicians have a good understanding of the symmetry and lines restoration. The subtle nature of micro-botox is that it can prevent lines in the first place. Micro- Botox is sometimes called Baby-Botox. Baby-botox injections are treated with 1/3 or 1/2 of the usual number of Botox and Dysport units.
Preparation
Skin is treated with alcohol to prevent any bacteria from the air or makeup. After, the needle will be injected into your muscle, realizing the precise amount of Botox to plump. If the patient is anxious about the pain, a topical numbing cream can be placed on the skin for fifteen minutes before the procedure.
Some patients had the experience with the redness of the skin (Erythema) after the procedure, which can last around 72 hours. After the treatment, a number of visits can vary from patient to patient, depending on the type of skin, nutrition, level of sun exposure, etc. It’s highly recommendable that your doctor uses smaller dosages over a more extended period of six months to 1 year. It can help you maintain the original look.
Like always, the cost of the procedure is determined by the skill set of doctor and not the product. Before you schedule your appointment, you should know that trained aesthetic physician who spent time in tailoring his craft can be more effective and expensive than the higher dosages of the product. Knowing the pricing structure is important because you don’t want to put your health and beauty into the wrong hands.
