Botox is arguably the most popular wrinkle reduction treatment today. It’s non-invasive, quick, and requires no down time. The key to a successful Botox treatment is having the medication prepared by a licensed and experienced doctor, and having the same administer the injections on you. It’s the only way to ensure that not only will you get the right doses, but that you won’t look like you had anything done. The only noticeable difference should be the absence of your once-prominent facial wrinkles. Other than this, there shouldn’t be any other trace/s of the treatment on your face.
At Rejuvé, we want to make sure that every treatment applied on you will give you the best results. This is why before anything else, Dr. Tang will see you to evaluate your skin condition and the extent of your skin problems; in this case, wrinkles, to determine the most ideal approach for you.
Additionally, Dr. Tang will ask you about your treatment goals, and discuss with you in full detail the recommended doses of Botox.
You’ve probably seen a few people with “expressionless” faces. The only thing that they can move is their mouth, and even then, movements are terribly restricted. You may have already come across people you know whose eyebrows suddenly look “lifted”—too high up, making them looked surprised all the time. These are tell-tale signs that they’ve had too much Botox injections administered on them. Again, this is why it’s highly important that you only approach a licensed doctor because they will know the right dosage for you, based on the condition of your wrinkles, and the condition of your skin as well.
It’s always best to start with small doses, especially if you are a first time Botox patient. In case you want to have more done after your Botox treatment, you could always go back to your doctor (a week or two after treatment) to talk about your options.
When it comes to cosmetic procedures, it’s always best to go for the natural look—not the look that tells people you had something done.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Tang, please call our clinic at (408) 740-5320.