BOTOX
Heals, rejuvenates, improves quality of life
Botox is not just a way to achieve a youthful appearance, but primarily an effective therapeutic tool used in medicine for over two decades. Thanks to its versatility, it can help both patients with health issues and those who want to enhance their aesthetics naturally and safely.
What is Botox?
Botox is the common name for botulinum toxin type A – a substance that has been used in medicine and cosmetology for over 20 years. Although it is mainly known for wrinkle-smoothing treatments, its properties are much broader and it is successfully used to treat many neurological and muscular disorders.
Botulinum toxin works by **temporarily blocking neuromuscular transmission, resulting in the relaxation of excessively tense muscles.** Thanks to this property, it is possible both to smooth facial wrinkles and to reduce symptoms of many conditions related to muscle spasms.
Medical Uses of Botox
In aesthetic medicine, Botox is extremely popular as a non-invasive method for:
Muscle Spasms
That is: involuntary, painful muscle contractions that can affect various parts of the body. They are often a symptom of electrolyte imbalances, magnesium deficiency, or neurological issues.
Dystonia
Chronic, abnormal muscle contractions leading to twisting movements and abnormal body posture. Dystonias can be focal (e.g., cervical dystonia) or generalized.
Chronic migraines
Botox helps reduce the number of migraine attacks in patients who experience headaches more than 15 days a month.
Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)
Especially in the areas of the armpits, hands, or feet. By blocking the nerves responsible for activating the sweat glands, Botox effectively eliminates this problem.
Neurological disorders
Such as blepharospasm (involuntary eyelid spasms) or hemifacial spasm, which may result from nerve damage, brain dysfunction, or the effects of certain medications.
Bruxism
Bruxism, or teeth grinding, which can lead to jaw pain, headaches, and tooth wear. It is often associated with stress, bite misalignment, or neurological disorders.
Aesthetic Uses of Botox
Botox is not just about aesthetics. In medicine, it plays an important role in treating:
Smoothing of expression wrinkles
Especially in the forehead area, between the eyebrows (the so-called "frown lines"), and around the eyes ("crow’s feet"), this is usually done using botulinum toxin, which temporarily relaxes the muscles responsible for their formation.
Facial contouring
For example, eyebrow lifting, lifting the corners of the mouth, or correcting a "gummy smile" allows subtle enhancement of facial proportions and expression, often using botulinum toxin or hyaluronic acid, depending on the patient’s needs.
Reduction of so-called “smoker’s lines”
These are fine wrinkles above the upper lip. The treatment involves smoothing this area using botulinum toxin, hyaluronic acid, or laser therapy, which restores the skin’s smoothness and a more youthful appearance.
Non-surgical face lifting
So-called "baby Botox" is a procedure that involves administering smaller doses of botulinum toxin at multiple points on the face, allowing for a subtle, natural smoothing and rejuvenating effect without losing facial expressions.
Fillers
In combination with fillers, such as hyaluronic acid, it is possible to comprehensively sculpt facial contours, fill volume deficits, and deeply revitalize and hydrate the skin, significantly improving its firmness and appearance.
Take Care of Your Health Now!
Botox is not just about aesthetics. It is also an effective treatment for migraines, bruxism, and hyperhidrosis. Take care of your well-being and appearance in one procedure – safely, precisely, and effectively.