I'm in my 60's is Botox right for me.
Short answer: HELL YES.
Long answer: Getting Botox is a go-to favorite for women at any age, but especially for mature patients. It's an effective treatment for those looking to eliminate fine lines and wrinkles around the face, including laugh lines, forehead lines, and crow's feet. This injectable works by relaxing the muscle movement that causes these lines in the first place. While patients report minimal discomfort with the treatment, it can easily be handled by taking acetaminophen before the procedure. Immediately after the session, patients can see notable results, which will continue to improve for up to 10 days after the initial treatment. Depending on the treatment site, these results can last anywhere between 4-6 months, for long-term effects.
At Fountain of Youth Medical, we recommend that patients go in for touch-ups every few months to help maintain their youthful look.
Look fabulous in your 60s with Botox, but did you know the other uses for Botox? Botox injections are used to treat medical conditions such as:
Twitching or spasm of the eyelid
Muscle spasms in the face and body
Incontinence
Excessive sweating
Migraines
How does it work?
Botox Cosmetic is injected into muscles where it blocks nerve impulses to those tissues. The muscle activity that causes the frown lines is reduced, and you're left with a smoother look. Without a contracting muscle beneath it, the skin is not able to wrinkle.
Is Botox painful? It depends on the practitioner. Like an injection, it can hurt but needles used for Botox are generally tiny, and the area can be numbed. Plus, if you go to an experienced practitioner like Tim Fox or Lynne Worthington at Fountain of Youth Medical in Farragut, TN - you'll experience the best of the best.
If you're in your 60s and want an added boost of confidence, make an appointment for a free consultation.
Uses for Botox Botox injections are used to treat medical conditions such as:
Twitching or spasm of the eyelid
Muscle spasms in the face and body
Incontinence
Excessive sweating
Migraines
How does it work?
Botox Cosmetic is injected into muscles where it blocks nerve impulses to those tissues. The muscle activity that causes the frown lines is reduced, and you’re left with a smoother look. Without a contracting muscle beneath it, the skin is not able to wrinkle.
Is Botox painful? Like an injection, it can hurt, but needles used for Botox are generally tiny, and the area can be numbed.
Having a talented, seasoned practitioner is also the best and safest way to achieve the results you've been dreaming about.
Contact Lynne Worthington, or Tim Fox at Fountain of Youth Medical, Farragut, TN, for your free consultation.