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Botox Treatment

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Average Cost:

$560

Recovery Period:

No downtime

Permanence:

3 - 4 months

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Overview of

Botox Treatment

in Thailand

Botox is a popular, non-invasive procedure that rejuvenates one’s appearance through injections made into the facial muscles to temporarily weaken (relax) them.

These protein injections block nerve impulses from being sent to the muscles in order to stop them from contracting, thus preventing the formation of dynamic lines and wrinkles.

This process smoothens and softens the facial skin, giving off a radiant, youthful appearance.

Although the results from treatment with Botox only last for about four to six months, it is a highly sought-after procedure as it has shown to be very effective in reducing the appearance of wrinkles.

Patients may be required to attend subsequent follow-up sessions in order to maintain the results.

Goals of

Botox Treatment

Botox is used to:

Reduce the appearance of wrinkles, including frown lines, forehead lines, and crow’s feet
Treat hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) in the palms or underarm areas
Reduce facial masseter muscles to produce a slimmer, V-shaped face
Lessen hypertrophy of the calf muscles

Price of

Botox Treatment

in Thailand

Average Cost

$560

Price Range

$120 to $1,000

Pros and cons of

Botox Treatment

Pros

It’s quick, producing little to no pain: The procedure takes only about half an hour to complete, which includes consultation and preparation for treatment, with Botox injections requiring just 5-10 minutes to be administered. The needles used for injecting Botox into the target muscles are very small, making them unlikely to come into contact with any nerves. As such, very little to no pain is felt during the procedure.
No downtime for recovery: Botox generally requires no downtime after treatment, although some patients may notice some bruising which will eventually fade away. It is recommended to avoid engaging in heavy exercise on the day the injections were administered, and to wait at least two weeks before attending a touch-up session if required.
Results are quick to appear: After treatment, you will be able to notice visible results within the next two to seven days, but it may take at least two weeks to see the final result.
Results are not permanent: If you find that you don’t quite like the results you see with Botox, you can discontinue attending treatment sessions and let the Botox wear off. It will take on average four months for the results to disappear, after which you will return back to the way you looked like prior to treatment.
Treatment is mostly safe with very few risks: Extensive research has proven that Botox is a treatment that is relatively low-risk. In fact, most of the known risks are a result of either the patient not being of sound health, or the injector not being a licensed professional. Unlicensed injectors tend to administer Botox knock-offs which can cause undesirable effects when injected into the skin. Such risks can be avoided by visiting a well-established clinic that is known for successfully performing Botox procedures.‍
Botox isn’t just for aesthetics: Although Botox is mainly known for reducing the appearance of wrinkles, it can also be used to treat migraines, muscle pain, excessive sweating, and teeth grinding.

Cons

Treatment is quite expensive: The cost of treatment ranges from $120 to $1000, with the average being $560 per session. This can increase over time, making the procedure cost-prohibitive for many patients.‍
Side effects may be experienced: Some initial discomfort may be experienced post-treatment as a result of swelling, redness, bruising, bleeding, and muscle weakness in and around the treated areas. While most of the side effects are mild, major issues can occur in a small sample of patients but very rarely: pain in the neck, upper respiratory tract infection, drooping eyelid, loss of speech and nausea. Consult your physician immediately if you experience any of these post-treatment.‍
Allergic reactions: Some patient may be allergic to ingredients in a Botox injection. Choose to be injected by a doctor or a physician assistant so that in the unlikely event that this happens, you can be treated immediately. Patients who receive immediate care will usually make a full recovery.‍
Lost of certain facial expressions: If improperly injected, a side effect of paralyzed muscles can give you the appearance of a persistent frowned or surprised look. In some cases, you can't even squint your eyes if you want to.‍
Might take some trial and error: Some patients might not achieve the ideal results after their initial Botox injection. To prevent this, book your treatment with reputable and experienced injectors only.
‍Need to attend additional sessions to maintain results: Since the results of Botox injections are not permanent and only last for about three to four months, you would need to attend follow-up sessions to maintain them.

How it works:

Botox Treatment

Treatment with Botox involves:

1. Cleaning and disinfecting the treatment area

2. Applying an ice pack or local anesthetic to reduce discomfort during the procedure

3. Injecting Botox into the area, which takes about 5 to 10 minutes

4. Allowing the patient to rest for a bit before returning home with special self-care instructions

Preparation before

Botox Treatment

Pre - treatment

Before treatment, it is highly recommended to:

Avoid alcohol consumption
Discontinue anti-inflammatory/blood-thinning medications
Eat healthy, and consume plenty of water to stay hydrated
Place your appointment at least two weeks before attending any special occasions

Recovery after

Botox Treatment

Post - treatment

After having Botox injections administered, you should:

Regularly wash and clean your face with gentle motions so as to not put pressure on the treated areas
Avoid any other facial treatments for the next seven days
Attend all scheduled follow-up sessions with your doctor

Patients may continue using make-up after the procedure, if they so wish.

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Botox Treatment

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Botox Treatment

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Risks & side effects of

Botox Treatment

Side effects that are commonly experienced in and around the injection sites include:

Mild bruising
Swelling and/or redness
Bleeding
Muscle weakness

FAQs:

Botox Treatment

What can cause me to develop wrinkles?
Many factors contribute to the development of wrinkles which include:

Aging
Excessive stress and anxiety
Prolonged sun exposure
Facial movements/expressions, such as when you smile, frown, or raise your eyebrows

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Is Botox treatment safe?
When used as a muscle relaxant, Botulinum toxin (Botox) is considered to be very safe and has been widely used to successfully treat medical conditions in both adults and children over the last two decades. As for the cosmetic side of things, Botox has been commonly used to reduce the appearance of facial wrinkles for more than 15 years, making it the most popular cosmetic treatment available.

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How does Botox work?
Botulinum toxin A (Botox A) is an effective neuromodulator that is administered into the target muscles via injections with an ultra-thin needle; this prevents nerve impulses from being sent to the muscles, forcing them to relax. Since it is actually the frequent contraction of facial muscles that give rise to fine lines and wrinkles, forcing them to relax will reduce the appearance of these lines and creases. Results will usually become more noticeable over the next three to seven days post-treatment.

When should I start getting Botox?
There are no age restrictions when it comes to starting Botox, but it is important for patients to have an initial consultation and evaluation with a medical professional before commencing any type of treatment. In fact, many individuals in their early twenties decide to start Botox as soon as they notice wrinkles forming, or as a measure to prevent them early on.

How much Botox will I need?
How much Botox you may need depends on:

Your individual goals and medical history
The kinds of wrinkles you want to treat
The extent to which your facial muscles contract
How often you’ve had Botox injections before

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How long does it last?
Results are expected to last over three to four months, and can be maintained with follow-up treatment sessions. After subsequent sessions, you can expect your results to last even longer.

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