Botox in Tehran, Iran
What exactly is Botox?
Botox is the name of a pharmaceutical brand. This product contains a toxin of a bacterium called Clostridium botulinum. This toxin has therapeutic and aesthetic uses, including temporary paralysis of a muscle. Among the therapeutic uses of Botox are the prevention of migraine headaches and excessive sweating.
The cosmetic application of Botox includes reducing the dynamic lines and wrinkles of the face. Dynamic wrinkles include wrinkles caused by muscle contraction (such as forehead wrinkles, frown lines, and crow's feet). In contrast to dynamic wrinkles, static wrinkles (such as nasolabial folds or laugh lines) have nothing to do with muscle contraction and, of course, Clostridium botulinum toxin will not affect them.
Botox was the first brand to receive US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for frown line treatment. Then other brands such as Dysport and Xeomin succeeded in receiving this approval.
The Botox brand is not found in Iran, but the neurotoxin Clostridium botulinum is popularly known as Botox. So in Iran, the word Botox refers to other similar brands. Among the well-known brands similar to the Botox brand that is offered in the Iranian market, we can name the following:
- Dysport, made in the United Kingdom
- Xeomin, made in Germany
- Neuronox, made in Korea
- Masport, made in Iran
- Dyston, made in Iran
The brands mentioned above are all approved by the Food and Drug Administration of Iran, and of course there may be other miscellaneous brands in the consumer market that have not yet received the above approval, and therefore the effectiveness and the side effects of them not known.
Like all products and medications that enter the body, Botox and other similar brands have the potential to cause side effects, the most common of which include:
- Local swelling for several hours
- Local redness for up to several hours
- Local bruising for up to a week
- Mild local pain during injection
- Headache for one to two weeks
- Drooping eyelids for up to a few weeks
- Double vision for several weeks
All of the above complications are temporary and the possibility of their occurrence will be minimized by choosing a reputable clinic and an experienced doctor, as well as following the care tips after the injection.
Before receiving Botox or other similar brands, first consult your cosmetologist to make sure this method is right for you. If you have any other illnesses or health conditions, tell your doctor and let him or her know the list of all your medications.
Botox injection in the chin
In this article, comprehensive and detailed explanations about Botox injection into the chin have been collected. For the necessary information, it is better to read this text to the end. So join us.
Some people inadvertently get chin wrinkles while talking or even resting. This condition is often not noticed by the patient and the doctor warns him about this issue. Chin creases are also seen following the implantation of a chin prosthesis or in people with small chins. Atrophy of subcutaneous adipose tissue and dermis covering muscles may be involved in the formation of a wrinkled chin. This is also called orange peel chin because of the dimples on the chin.
The dermatologist first examines and observes the anatomy of the face and injects Botox into the lower inner part of the chin between the chin and the lower edge of the mandibular bone. This procedure is not painful and does not require special care after the injection unless the injected part is not massaged for 24 hours. See your dermatologist immediately if any abnormal symptoms occur.
Side effects of Botox injection in the chin
Injections above the chin crease affect the round muscle of the mouth (Orbicularis oris) and may lead to sagging lower lip or even watery mouth.
Too little injection may cause abnormal muscle contraction and therefore need to be re-dosed to correct the disorder.
But we must add that this process has no specific side effects and the occurrence of any symptoms and side effects is very rare. This injection is almost painless and bruising.
What is axillary (Underarm) Botox?
In this article, we have tried to give a brief explanation about axillary Botox injection, for more information on how to inject Botox axillary, side effects, its shelf life .
Botulinum toxin, or Botox, is made from a bacterium called Clostridium, which is used to paralyze some active muscles. If you consult an experienced dermatologist, it will not have any risks and complications and will bring ideal results for the applicant.
In addition to creating beauty, Botox injection also has a therapeutic aspect and in addition to relieving migraines, it is also very effective in neutralizing muscle spasms and hyperhidrosis (axillary transpiration).
If you are one of the people who sweats daily with the slightest activity in your armpits, you are a good candidate for Botox injections because the amount of sweating in your body does not decrease with the continuous use of some substances to control sweating, but on the contrary increases the amount of underarm moisture.
One of the benefits of Botox is that it blocks chemical messages from the brain to the axillary sebaceous glands and prevents transpiration. It should be noted that in addition to inhibiting axillary transpiration, Botox injections also prevent other areas and do not allow the body temperature to rise.
Armpit Botox injection method
First of all, we note that in order to be safe from excessive underarm sweating, you should see a qualified dermatologist. Unfortunately, some applicants apply this process in some hairdressers, which, in addition to costing more, has irreparable consequences for them.
The doctor first injects a small needle into several areas of the armpit and immediately applies an ice pack to control the pain so that it is numb and the patient does not feel any pain or discomfort.
The doctor usually uses 50 units of Botox in each armpit. After the injection, the applicant can return to their daily life and routine.
The results of Botox injections can be seen after 2 to 7 days, and in order to repeat this process, it is better that it occurs 6 months after the first session.
Tips before injecting Botox axillary
People should avoid underarm shaving for 3 days before the injection.
It is better to inform your doctor if you are taking any medicine, especially blood-thinning pills, because it will cause swelling and bruising after the injection.
Avoid manipulating the area as it loses its effects.
Properties of Botox injection
Is Botox the best way to get rid of wrinkles caused by aging on the face? Follow this article to answer this question.
You have probably heard of Botox injections or may have experienced them yourself many times.
Botox is a toxin produced by bacteria and after diluting and weakening, it controls the movement of facial muscles to prevent wrinkles on the face. Today, the most common cosmetic procedure is Botox injections, so much so that we know many people around us who have brought for themselves youth and freshness to themselves.
Frequently Asked Questions About Botox Injections
Is Botox injection good?
Botox injection is the best and fastest way to remove facial wrinkles. This process takes 10 to 20 minutes and the onset of action is between 4 to 7 days. After Botox injections, you can quickly return to your normal life and work, without anyone noticing.
The shelf life of Botox injections lasts between 4 to 6 months, depending on the number of injections performed in the previous sessions. If you inject Botox every 3 months in a year, the intervals between subsequent injections will gradually decrease, and with less Botox injections, you will see longer effects.
In what cases should Botox not be injected?
In some cases, Botox injections should not be given, which include:
- If you have coagulation disorders
- Taking some anticoagulants
- Pregnancy time
- At the age of less than 18 years and more than 75 years
- If you have diseases such as MS, myasthenia gravis, nephropathy, kidney failure, acute cardiovascular disease
- If you have a weakened immune system or chronic infectious diseases
- Vaccination in the last 2 weeks
- Unexplained muscle paralysis
What exercises are forbidden after Botox injections?
Doing routine and simple activities immediately after Botox is unobstructed. Four hours after the injection, sports such as walking, jogging or yoga are allowed.
But heavy sports and activities such as weightlifting, dumbbells or long-distance running are prohibited.
Is Botox injection include any risk and complication?
Botox injection is a safe method with minimal side effects. However, because the physical structure of the body is different, there is a possibility of some symptoms such as inflammation, stiffening of the injection site or headache, which, of course, will disappear within a few hours after the injection.
Can I apply makeup after Botox injection?
Yes, it is possible to apply makeup, but it is recommended not to do this for a few hours. Because cosmetics contain substances that can affect the result of Botox. In addition to makeup, pressure should not be applied to the injection site.
Can I be exposed to the sun after Botox injections?
Exposure to sunlight for four hours after injection is prohibited.
Exposure to UV rays does not affect the result of the injection, but can lead to the appearance of lines and wrinkles on the face. If you want to have young and wrinkle-free skin, be sure to use sunscreen and for a long time.
Can Botox injections cause hair loss?
No, there is no connection between Botox injections and hair loss.
What are the signs and symptoms of Botox allergy?
It is rare for a person to be allergic to Botox injections. But see your doctor if you have any of the following symptoms:
- Itching and inflammation of the injection site
- Appearance of skin rash
- Dizziness or respiratory problems
Redness of the injection site can be a sign of infection, which must be reported to your doctor.
If you plan to use Botox for cosmetic purposes or to treat excessive sweating and prevent migraines, you can call 021-44219771 and schedule an appointment for an in-person consultation with Dr. Kazem Mohaghegh.
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