Botox in Oakville
Anti-Wrinkle Injections are a medical treatment used to temporarily reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
At Maple Grove Medical Clinic, our qualified practitioners provide consultations to discuss your individual needs and create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
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Results may vary, and treatment is not suitable for everyone.
Where Can I Get Anti-Wrinkle Injections?
Well, common treatment areas include forehead lines, crow’s feet, and frown lines.
Contact us today to learn more or to schedule a consultation. You can call: 905-582-0162 or email: info@maplegrovemc.ca
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| 1 X Unit | 20 X Units | 50 X Units | 100 X Units |
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| $12 | $200 | $450 | $800 |
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FAQs About Botox (Anti-Wrinkle Injections)
How Long Does Botox Take to Work?
Botox (botulinum toxin) is an injectable treatment that works by stopping nerve signal transmission to the muscles, preventing muscle contraction, which in turn softens wrinkles/facial lines.
While this happens almost immediately (at cellular level), visible results take a few days. What’s more, results are progressive.
During the first couple of days (1-3 days), there are noticeable subtle changes which include slight softening of fine lines. 3-5 days after treatment, there are undoubtedly noticeable improvements. In one to two weeks, the Botox will have taken full effect. The muscles are usually fully relaxed and wrinkles significantly reduced by the end of the fourteenth day.
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What Factors Influence How Fast Botox Works?
Besides time, other factors dictating how long Botox takes to work include:
- A person’s individual metabolism: The faster your metabolism, the faster the results.
- Treatment area: The area or age spots in question will also dictate results, since some areas respond faster than others. For instance, forehead lines take longer to respond to Botox than crow’s feet. The muscle strength in the treatment area will also dictate results. Stronger muscles take longer to show full results.
- Dosage: The quantity of Botox (no. of Botox injections) will also dictate the speed at which you see results.
In a nutshell, it takes some time, but we are here to offer personalized advice and help you through the process.
How Much Botox Is Needed for Crow’s Feet?
While approximately 10-12 units per eye is a typical starting point, the exact amount of Botox needed for crow’s feet depends on several factors:
- Muscle strength: A person with stronger muscles around the treatment area may need more units per eye.
- Wrinkle severity: More severe/pronounced crow’s feet require more units.
- Size of treatment area: People with larger crow’s feet due to a larger facial structure or affected area will require more units.
- Personal preferences: Some people may want to subtly soften the lines, while others may want a significant reduction, hence the need for more Botox
- Gender: This factor also plays a role in the appearance/stubbornness of crow’s lines with men having stronger facial muscles than their female counterparts. As a result, men will generally require more units.
Given the numerous factors in play, including previous cosmetic procedures, it’s important to consult a skilled practitioner doctor to establish the perfect dose for you while considering personal preferences, safety and a wide range of other factors that dictate effective treatment.
How Many Botox Units Are Needed for The Forehead?
While 10-30 units of Botox are typically used to get rid or reduce appearance of forehead lines, there’s no definite number of Botox units.
It all depends on factors discussed above like muscle movement and strength around the forehead, desired results, and individual anatomy like the size of the affected area. The gender also plays a role, as well as wrinkle depth. More pronounced/deep forehead lines will require more units of Botox than fine lines on the forehead.
However, to avoid common problems like a “frozen look” or unnatural facial expressions, it is important to avoid over-injecting Botox on the forehead. It also helps to start with less and slowly adjust dosage to increase the odds of getting the most natural-looking results.
If you see professionals like those at Maple Grove Medical Clinic, you should expect to deal with qualified cosmetic injectors who first assess a patient’s individual needs before recommending a specific dosage for horizontal lines on the forehead.
They’ll also recommend other cosmetic treatments if needed for aesthetic goals like a radiant skin and getting rid of other facial lines (bunny lines, dynamic wrinkles, glabellar lines, lip lines, marionette lines, and more.)
Is Botox an Invasive Procedure?
Botox is a minimally invasive procedure. It is one of the leading non-surgical cosmetic treatments for wrinkles. The procedure doesn’t involve tissue removal or major alterations. Treatment is done using very small needle incisions.
Does Botox Cause Allergic Reactions?
Allergic reactions are rare. However, there may be some swelling, redness or slight itchiness after treatment.
Since most non-surgical treatments including laser treatment will have some form of minor side effects or after effects, you should notify your practitioner of any allergies or neurological disease history before treatment.
