Insurance does not pay for cosmetic, wrinkle reducing, Botox treatment. Chronic migraine headaches or problems which impede normal function may be covered by insurance. It is important to ask your insurance company about benefit coverage.
How much does Botox or neuromodulator treatment cost?
PostedThe cost of Botox treatment can per unit of neuromodulator used or per area treated. This will be discussed at the time of consultation.
Can Botox treatment be combined with other procedures?
PostedBotox treatment can used along with fillers for rejuvenating effect. Botox can soften wrinkles while fillers will fill hollows of volume loss. Facelift or other surgical procedures can also be used with neuromodulator treatment for further rejuvenation.
How long do the results from Botox last?
PostedThe effects of Botox last about three to six months. As the effect wears off, muscle function gradually returns and wrinkles become more apparent. To suppress wrinkle formation Botox should be administered about every three to six months.
What are the side-effects of Botox?
PostedThe most common side effect of Botox treatment is temporary bruising. There can also be some swelling and headache. A small percentage of people can develop drooping of the eyelid due to the spread of Botox from the injection site.
What is Recovery after Botox treatment?
PostedAfter Botox treatment regular activities can be resumed and no special rest is required.
What can I expect during the Botox Procedure?
PostedBefore your Botox or Xeomin or Dysport treatment you will be asked to delineate the areas of concern. The neuromodulator is then injected into those areas with an extremely fine needle so it does not require anesthetic for pain control.. The wrinkle smoothing effect of the treatment will not be immediately visible since Botox, like… Read More
How can I prepare for Botox treatment?
PostedAspirin and anti-inflammatory medications should be stopped two weeks before treatment to reduce bruising.
What kind of anesthesia is used during Botox treatment?
PostedBotox treatment is injected with extremely fine needles so anesthesia is not required in most cases. To further minimize discomfort, Dr. Zemplenyi uses a hand-held wand for vibratory anesthesia to dull any sensation of injection. If requested, topical anesthetic and cooling can be used.
Who is a candidate for Botox?
PostedIndividuals who would like a younger look around their eyes and forehead can use Botox, Xeomin or Dysport to soften the lines that form with aging. Crow’s feet around the eyes and frown lines on the forehead are ideal areas for Botox treatment. Lines on sun-damaged skin or from gravity will not be improved with… Read More
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