If you’ve used Botox already, you probably don’t need to be convinced of its dramatic effect on wrinkles. For many women around the world. It’s integral part of their beauty programme. But if you use of Botox is limited to the treatment of wrinkles, you could be missing out.

In recent years doctors and scientists have found that some of their most exciting results have been achieved with the combination of Botox and other cosmetic procedures. While the other procedures work in different ways like Botox, their aim is to achieve a fresher, smoother, healthier appearance. Botox does more than just reduce wrinkles. It enhances the effect of all other cosmetic procedures  an d importantly it also helps maintain their effect for longer.

History: for over 15 years, Botox has been used to treat a range of medical conditions. In that time its efficacy in relaxing the muscles that cause lines and wrinkles became evident and in 2002 it was first approved by the US Food and Drugs Administration (FDA), for the treatment of facial lines. It is now approved in over 75 countries and use by millions of people around the world.

Safety: Over the years Botox has proved to be remarkably safe. Today it is widely used in people of all ages including young children with certain medical conditions.

Authentic Botox: to be confident of receiving pure Botox (and not an inferior substitute) it is essential to seek a medical clinic, in which qualified doctors guarantee authentic Botox treatment. Botox is registered with regulatory authorities worldwide. By law authentic Botox is available only from licensed medical clinics.

The procedure: Using a tiny needle , a few drops of Botox are injected into the muscle responsible for causing the line or wrinkle. As a result the lines diminish dramatically and may disappear completely creating a smoothened, rejuvenated and more youthful appearance.

The response: Botox usually involves a 10 minute procedure after which you can go back to work or resume your social activities. So it’s very discreet. It’s commonly called a lunchtime procedure.

No downtime: Botox usually involves a 10 minute procedure after which you can go back to work or resume your social activities. So it’s very discreet. It’s commonly called a lunchtime procedure.

Minimal discomfort: As doctors take steps to ensure minimal discomfort will all Botox procedures. It may be painless or cause mild discomfort like the feeling of an ant bite.