A good candidate for Medical Botox is someone suffering from conditions such as chronic migraines, TMJ disorders, neck spasms, hyperhidrosis, or a gummy smile who seeks a non-surgical treatment option. Ideally, the individual should be in good health and have realistic expectations about the results.
Find fast relief with medical Botox
Before Botox was used for aesthetics, it was used for medical applications. If you suffer from gummy smile, neck spasms, TMJ, hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating), or chronic migraines, medical Botox could be the perfect solution.
Medical Botox is a non-surgical treatment designed to address various medical conditions by temporarily relaxing targeted muscles. This service involves injecting small amounts of botulinum toxin into specific areas to block nerve signals that cause muscle contractions. As a result, it effectively treats conditions such as chronic migraines, TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders, neck spasms, hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating), and even gummy smiles. The treatment is precise and can be applied to various areas of the body, including the forehead, jawline, underarms, and neck, relieving discomfort and improving the quality of life for many patients.
Medical Botox in Arlington, VA, offers a non-invasive treatment option for the conditions mentioned above and seeking a non-invasive treatment option. It is particularly suitable for those who have not found relief through other methods or prefer to avoid surgical interventions. Patients typically expect to see results within a few days to two weeks after the treatment, with effects lasting three to four months. It is recommended to have regular follow-up treatments to maintain optimal results. If you’re ready to experience the benefits of Medical Botox, book an appointment with Dermestetics in Arlington, VA, to start your journey toward relief.
Common Treatment Areas for Medical Botox include
- Forehead: Medical Botox can help alleviate chronic migraines by relaxing the muscles in the forehead that may trigger headaches.
- Jawline (Masseter Muscle): Medical Botox treats TMJ disorders by relaxing the masseter muscles, reducing jaw pain, and preventing teeth grinding.
- Neck (Cervical Dystonia): Medical Botox relaxes the overactive neck muscles for neck spasms or cervical dystonia, reducing discomfort and improving neck movement.
- Underarms: Medical Botox effectively treats hyperhidrosis by blocking the nerve signals responsible for excessive sweating in the underarm area.
- Palms and Soles: Similar to underarms, Medical Botox can reduce excessive sweating in the palms and soles by inhibiting the activity of the sweat glands.
- Upper Lip: Medical Botox can reduce the appearance of a gummy smile by relaxing the muscles that cause the upper lip to lift excessively.
- Around the Eyes: It can help alleviate blepharospasm (uncontrolled blinking) by relaxing the muscles around the eyes.
- Scalp: Medical Botox may relieve chronic headaches or migraines by targeting specific points on the scalp to relax the muscles.
- Shoulders: Medical Botox can help individuals with shoulder muscle spasticity by reducing muscle stiffness and improving mobility.
- Lower Face: Medical Botox can treat asymmetry in the face caused by muscle imbalances, giving the face a more balanced appearance.
Benefits of Medical Botox include
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Consultation Required?
Yes
Duration of Results
3 to 4 months
Sessions Needed
As needed
Downtime
None
What It Treats
Gummy Smile
Excessive sweating
TMJ
Chronic migraines
Muscle spasms
Crooked and lazy eyes
Hyperhidrosis
Pricing
Treatment area —— Priced Upon Consultation
How it Works
How it Works
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Our customized approach to medical Botox
Before any medical Botox injection, we tailor your treatment plan during a thorough consultation. We discuss your concerns, goals, and medical history. Once armed with the needed information, we craft your treatment plan and prepare you for injection.
Who is a good candidate for treatment with medical Botox?
Because Botox has an extensive history of safe use, injections are ideal for nearly anyone who wants treatment for chronic migraines, excessive sweating, TMJ, and other concerns.
What happens during the treatment?
Botox injections are simple outpatient procedures performed in our luxurious medical aesthetics practice. If you’re worried about discomfort, we have options available, but most patients find these injections easily tolerable without numbing cream. Treatment usually takes 10 to 20 minutes, after which you’re free to return to your day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Results from Medical Botox typically begin to appear within a few days, with full effects visible within two weeks. The speed of results varies depending on the specific condition being treated.
The effects of Medical Botox generally last between three to four months, after which the treatment may need to be repeated to maintain the desired outcome.
Medical Botox requires no significant downtime, and most patients can return to normal activities immediately. Some may experience mild side effects, such as swelling, bruising, or redness at the injection site, which typically resolves quickly.
Before the treatment, avoid blood-thinning medications and alcohol for at least 24 hours to minimize the risk of bruising. After the treatment, avoid rubbing the treated areas vigorously and refrain from strenuous activities for 24 hours to ensure optimal results.
During a Medical Botox session, the provider cleanses the treatment area and administers small injections. The procedure is quick, typically lasting 10 to 15 minutes, and most patients experience minimal discomfort.
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