Botox Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Botox?

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BOTOX is a purified protein administered in a simple nonsurgical procedure that temporarily improves the appearance of moderate to severe frown lines between the brows in people aged 18 to 65.

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Does it hurt?

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Discomfort is usually minimal and brief. Prior to injecting, your physician may choose to numb the area with a cold pack or anesthetic cream.

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 How much does it cost?

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1st Area: $235.   2nd Area: $185.  3rd Area: $150

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Are there payment options?

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We accept cash, checks, or major credit cards. We also have a payment plan system called Care Credit. Visit their website at www.carecredit.com for more information.

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How long does a treatment last?

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Visible results can last up to 4 months. After that, you may be ready to return for a follow-up treatment. Your own results may vary—be sure to talk to your doctor about what you can expect.

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What happens when it wears off?

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If you do not continue treatments, the moderate to severe frown lines between your brows will gradually look like they did before treatment

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What are the side effects?

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The most common side effects include headache, respiratory infection, flu symptoms, temporary eyelid droop, and nausea. Less frequently occurring (less than 3%) adverse reactions include pain in the face, erythma at the injection site, and muscle weakness. These events are thought to be associated with the injection and occurred within the first week.

Q:

Can I get Botox while I'm pregnant?

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It is not advised to get Botox while pregnant.

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What is the recovery time?

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The entire procedure takes approximately 10 minutes. Many people return directly to work or normal activity following BOTOX Cosmetic treatment.