What Everyone Should Really Know about Sydney Botulinum Injections
Botox is now popular in Sydney society and now it has become an important part of any beauty routine for many in Sydney. But I am frequently amazed by the amount of stories which have developed around the procedure. Here I have listed a few of the more popular mistakes often heard at Star Cosmetic Medicine in Pyrmont, Sydney.
Misconception # 1: Botox might immobilize all my facial expressions!
The human face has 60 or so muscles. The facial muscles ordinarily perform harmoniously, but from continual movement crow’s feet and fine lines can appear. The overuse of Botulinum Toxin may result in the facial muscles becoming over relaxed. Most doctors would use relatively low dosages to make you look refreshed, however you will remain just as expressive.
Indeed the proper quantity of Botox in the right place means you will have a smoothing of any fine lines without any compromise in facial expression.
Misconception # 2: Botox is toxic!
This to a small extent is true. Botulinum Toxin Type A is the correct pharmacological nomenclature. Too great a dose can relax facial muscles that you do not want loosened or may make one very sick.
But to put things into perspective: an ancient chemist’s saying is that ‘everything is poisonous – it all depends on the dose’. Every medication may make a person very ill in large dosages. If you drink too great a quantity of water it can result in death.
Misconception # 3: Botox will be painful!
The needles we use at Star Cosmetic Medicine have a diameter smaller than your hair. Several individuals liken the shots to being bitten by a bug. For Certain not in the same ball park as compared to getting a regular shot.
Misconception # 4: My face will not be as sensitive!
Totally incorrect. Botulinum medicine works on the junction between the nerve and the facial muscle, not the nerves of sensation. Botox only affects the ability to relax muscular tissues.
Misconception # 5. You need to keep getting Botox or else you will have worse wrinkles than ever!
Once Again this is just incorrect.
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B.tox is thought to be effective for in the region of three months. Consequent injections tend to last a little longer. Gradually as muscle strength returns to normal the wrinkles will eventually re-emerge. However they will definitely not be any more noticeable than before.
Even if you don’t have Botox treatments again – those lines should be smoother than if you had not been treated. Due to the fact that your facial muscles and skin have had a ‘wrinkle holiday’ for a few months.
