Home Botox Information
Considering A Home Botox Party?
Are you thinking about having a Botox party, but want more information about them and are also wondering if they are safe? You have come to the right place - here we have worked hard to bring you relevant information about Botox parties - along with other information related to Botox. Be sure that if you are considering having a Botox party anywhere in South Dakota that you do your research so that you can have a fun, safe and effective party. All of the elements needed for a successful Botox party!
Home Botox: Safety First
- Be sure to have a local registered nurse (RN) attend your party in case any type of medical attention is required that is not related to the procedure
- Be sure to have the Botox doctor explain in detail what to expect
- Verify that the MD who administers the Botox treatment has experience
Product Information About Botox
Botox was first introduced in 1989 as a treatment for eyelid and eye muscle disorders. It was FDA approved for cosmetic use to reduce the severity of frown lines around the eyes in 2002 and has since become the most popular cosmetic procedure performed in the US. As you get older, you get frown lines. These frown lines actually exist on the face as a result of muscle activity below the skin's surface. Your skin just follows the contours of the muscles underneath. When Botox is injected into the facial muscles, it has the effect of relaxing those muscles - and as a result, the skin appears more smooth. By smoothing out the tone of the muscles, the overlying skin is also smoothed and wrinkle lines are dramatically reduced. The effects typically last at least 3 months, often longer. While the procedure is very safe and effective, there is a rare risk of side effects which include bruising at the injection site that lasts several days, eyelid drooping that can last several weeks, nausea and flu-like symptoms.
To learn more about whether or not a home botox party is right for you - or if you have questions, contact us through the contact information provided at the right.