With more than seven million procedures performed to date, Botox is now the preferred method for eradicating wrinkles and creases.
However, “baby Botox” has recently gained popularity among customers in the medical aesthetics sector and might be the next big thing in cosmetic injections!
Describe Baby Botox.
With Baby Botox (also known as discrete Botox), clients can receive some of the anti-aging advantages of normal Botox treatments without seeming frozen. Botulinum toxin microdoses are advantageous because they permit normal facial emotions and movement.
Although this idea has been around for a while, social media and celebrities have recently helped it become more well-known. Baby Botox is frequently used as a maintenance or preventative measure among millennials.
This cosmetic surgery is not one-size-fits-all, just like Botox injections. Personalization is the main aim. Some customers will first try a reduced dose of the Botox product; if they are not satisfied with the results, they will book a second appointment for the full amount.
Exactly where is Botox injected?
As a medical aesthetics nurse, you will have the following injection skills at your disposal:
within the brows. The frown lines—the two vertical lines that form an “11”—can be made to appear less noticeable by injecting a small amount of Botox between the eyebrows.
your forehead. One of the most often treated locations with Botox is the forehead. Botox injections to the forehead can lessen the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.
Crooked feet. Botox can be used to treat crow’s feet to make the user look younger generally. Injections of Botox can minimize these wrinkles without making the skin look stretched.
There are other off-label uses for Botox in addition to those that the FDA has approved, such as the platysmal bands, the eyebrow arch, and the lips for a “lip pop.”
