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Botox injections are a quick way to address concerns about lines and crevices in the skin. However, if you've never gone for a Botox treatment before, it's a good idea to learn what to expect.
Initial Consultations
Depending on your circumstances, there may be one or more consultations to evaluate your situation. A professional will ask questions about whether you're taking any medications, whether you've had surgeries, and what your present physical condition is. They'll also assess your current concerns, and you'll discuss a potential Botox treatment plan. If they determine there might be some medical issues, the doctor may also order tests to ensure, for example, that you don't have an allergy to anything contained in the injection.
Treatment Day
On the day of your Botox injections, you may be wondering what happens next. First, you'll sit down in a chair. Then, an assistant or aesthetician will apply a cleanser to make sure the skin is clear for treatment. Additionally, the assistant may also apply a mild numbing cream if there are concerns about potential discomfort.
Once you are prepared for the treatment, the doctor will come into the room. They'll discuss your treatment plan one more time, likely touching the areas of your skin that match with the plan. As long as you and the doctor are both still comfortable with the plan, the doctor will begin.
The doctor will prepare a small needle for the injections. They will press the skin in the target area to prepare it for the injection, and then they'll place the needle into the zone. The needle will reach the underlying muscle, and that's where the doctor will inject the solution.
Most affected areas require between one and three injections. The doctor may apply treatments to multiple areas in a single session. Most sessions take between 20 and 60 minutes, depending on the number of zones in the treatment plan.
Upon completion of the Botox injections, the doctor will leave and an assistant will enter. The assistant will assess how much swelling there is, and they'll apply ice packs as necessary.
Post-Session
The assistant will talk through the potential post-session problems you might encounter. You may notice swelling, redness, slight numbing, or minor bruising. Don't touch the affected areas, though.
If you see signs of significant swelling, breathing problems, trouble swallowing, or rashes, you should immediately contact an emergency care center. These are possible indicators of an allergic reaction.
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