Botox
Smooth and Reduce Wrinkles & Lines
Hendrick Plastic Surgery & MedSpa is one of the premier Botox® and Xeomin® providers in the area. Botox and Xeomin are safe, effective and quick options for looking younger without surgery. These therapeutic agents work by relaxing the muscles that cause wrinkles, allowing the skin to smooth out and prevent the worsening of wrinkles over time. Simple, non-surgical treatments, Botox and Xeomin provide excellent results with little to no downtime. At Hendrick Plastic Surgery & MedSpa, a session usually takes about 15 to 20 minutes and typically provides three to four months of anti-aging benefits.
Botox and Xeomin can help smooth away:
- Worry lines on the forehead
- 11’s (furrows between the brows)
- Sagging eyebrows
- Crow’s feet around corner of eyes
Botox and Xeomin can create a refreshed appearance for men and women of Abilene, Texas, who want to look younger.
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FAQs: Botox
In Abilene, TX
Botox and Xeomin primarily address lines in the skin known as “dynamic wrinkles,” which includes crow’s feet lines around the eyes and wrinkles that are visible while frowning, laughing or raising the eyebrows. Results include a reduction in wrinkles and lines, smoother skin and a more youthful, rested and rejuvenated appearance. Clients usually see full results from Botox or Xeomin within 3 to 14 days following treatment. Results typically last between three to four months, but depend upon the individual. Follow-up treatment or maintenance can provide longer-lasting results.
The best way to determine if you are a good candidate is to schedule a free consultation.
The injection needle is very small, which normally avoids any discomfort. There is a mild pinching sensation that lasts only a short time, and you can return to most activities with few interruptions.
Results gradually wear off and last three to four months. Repeat treatments may result in longer-lasting effects.
For more information, call 3256705320 for a free consultation, or schedule an appointment today.