Botox: The #1 non-invasive anti-aging solution

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What is Botox?

Botox is the leading anti-aging treatment for the upper face, offering a youthful and glowing skin. Through minimal and painless injections, this method reduces expression wrinkles such as those on the forehead, midface and wrinkles around the eyes (known as “goose leg”). Results are evident in just a few days, with skin looking more even, luminous and wrinkle-free.

At a glance

Botox Application: step by step

  • 01

    Preparation

    During your first visit, you will have the opportunity to talk with the practitioner, who will listen carefully to your wishes and determine your skin needs. Your age, the quality of your skin, and your expectations will be taken into consideration to formulate a customized treatment plan. Next, sit in the office chair and make certain expressions such as surprise, smile, and anger so that the practitioner can observe the muscle contraction and wrinkles that are forming. This helps determine the exact spots for injections and the dosage of botox for the best possible results.

  • 02

    Preparing the Application Area

    The esthetician undertakes the preparation by thoroughly cleaning the area where the application will take place and applying anaesthetic cream. This process takes approximately 20 minutes and ensures that the treatment is as comfortable as possible for you.

  • 03

    Treatment Application

    After preparation, the practitioner starts injecting the botox into the planned areas. This procedure takes only a few minutes and is virtually painless. After the injection, you can continue your day as normal, returning to your home or work. The doctor will also give you specific instructions on what to look out for in the next few hours and will let you know when you can expect to see the first results. A final visit is scheduled about two weeks later, where the doctor will check the results and assess whether further strengthening is needed in any areas.

Botox, or botulinum toxin type A, is an injectable treatment that selectively targets specific facial muscles. Its action is to temporarily inactivate these muscles, preventing the spasms that cause wrinkles. The results are immediate and noticeable, with wrinkles reduced or even disappearing, while the natural facial expression remains unaffected. Botox is particularly effective on dynamic wrinkles - so-called expression wrinkles. At the same time, it can help prevent the appearance or worsening of static wrinkles, which develop over time and are influenced by factors such as skin quality, heredity, sun exposure, smoking, diet and hormonal changes.

Areas of Application: Forehead, Midface & "Goose Leg"

Botox injections are one of the leading anti-aging treatments, offering facial relaxation without affecting the natural expression. It focuses on the upper face, smoothing out expression wrinkles, with the possibility of application on the upper lip for "smoker's" wrinkles.

Purpose: Smoothing and prevention of the first expression wrinkles

The "baby version" of the treatment is aimed at younger people and actors who wish to preserve some wrinkles for the needs of their roles. It is applied with fewer units of the same active substance.

Purpose: Smoothing of expression wrinkles of the male face

Aimed at men, with the dosage of the treatment adapted to the specificities of male skin and the hypertrophy of their muscles.

Thinning of the face and enhancement of the oval shape

Targets the chewing muscles at the corners of the lower jaw to give the face a slimmer and squared-off shape.

Purpose: Smoothing of the lines on the side of the nose

Smoothes out the characteristic wrinkles that appear when the nose is wrinkled and when we laugh.

Purpose: Correction of the "gummy" smile

Changes the appearance of the smile by reducing the contraction of the muscles that expose the gums when laughing.

Purpose: Smoothing of wrinkles and neck "strings"

Intervenes in the muscular plaque to achieve a neck and lower jaw lift effect.

Purpose: Relief of the trapezius muscle and creation of slimmer shoulders

Aimed at those looking to relieve back and neck pain while giving a slimmer appearance.

Purpose: Brightening, smoothing fine wrinkles, reducing pores

It consists of a mesotherapy cocktail with hyaluronic acid and botulinum toxin, for application to the mid-facial zone, upper lip, neck and décolleté.

Botox has become synonymous with wrinkle reduction and skin rejuvenation. It is highly effective in treating dynamic wrinkles such as goose legs, frown lines and forehead wrinkles. The procedure is non-invasive and offers a more youthful appearance without the need for surgery.

In addition to treating wrinkles, Botox can also be used to sculpt and contour the face. By selectively injecting Botox into specific facial muscles, it is possible to achieve a subtle lift or reshaping of the eyebrows, chin and jawline.

Beyond aesthetic purposes, Botox has been shown to be effective in relieving chronic migraines. When injected into specific muscles in the head and neck, Botox can significantly reduce the frequency and intensity of migraines for several months.

Hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating can be an embarrassing and debilitating condition. Botox injections in the affected areas, such as the armpits, palms and soles, can effectively block sweat production and provide much-needed relief.

As we age, the eyebrow can droop, creating a tired or angry appearance. Botox injections can lift the brow, opening the eyes and creating a more refreshed look.

Botox can be used to relax the mentalis muscle, reducing the appearance of grooves in the chin area, creating a smoother and more even skin.

Contrary to popular belief, Botox is not exclusively for women. Men are increasingly turning to Botox to achieve a refreshed and youthful appearance.

In the medical field, Botox has proven invaluable in the treatment of various conditions, including muscle spasticity caused by conditions such as cerebral palsy or multiple sclerosis. Botox injections help to relax affected muscles, reducing pain and improving mobility.

Strabismus, and blepharospasm, the uncontrollable twitching of the eyelids, can be treated with Botox to restore proper eye alignment and reduce eye spasms.

Patients suffering from chronic neck and back pain due to muscle spasms can find relief with Botox injections. The toxin helps to relax the muscles, reducing pain and improving overall quality of life.

Bruxism, or teeth grinding, can lead to dental problems and jaw pain. Botox injections into the jaw muscles can relieve symptoms and prevent further damage.

Botox can be used to treat spasmodic dysphonia, a condition characterized by involuntary spasms of the vocal cords that affect speech.

Useful questions

01

Does Botox treatment hurt?

The needles used in Botox treatment have a very thin diameter, which means that pain during treatment is minimal to non-existent. For those who are concerned about pain, there is an option to ask the doctor to apply a local anaesthetic cream a few minutes before the treatment begins.

02

Does Botox hurt after treatment?

After treatment, it is possible to experience mild pain, slight swelling or even small bruises around the injection sites. These reactions are usually very mild and resolve quickly, usually within 1-3 days.

03

Are there any possible side effects from Botox?

The possible side effects of Botox are mainly mild and temporary, such as a feeling of heaviness in the face, small bruises or swelling around the injection sites. More serious side effects, such as temporary eyelid drooping, are extremely rare and are usually avoided when treatment is performed by qualified physicians in certified clinics. Is there a chance that my face will "freeze" after Botox? (H3) The correct application of Botox by qualified physicians guarantees that the natural features of the face are highlighted without limiting its expressiveness. Thus, there is no risk of a "frozen" appearance if the treatment is done correctly.

04

Is there a chance that my face will

The correct application of Botox by qualified physicians guarantees that the natural features of the face are highlighted without limiting its expressiveness. Thus, there is no risk of a "frozen" appearance if the treatment is done correctly.

05

When should we do Botox?

The frequency of Botox application is determined by your dermatologist, depending on the needs of the treatment and the duration of the effects of the previous application. Typically, applications are done every 4-6 months.

06

How should I sleep after Botox?

Avoid sleeping on your side for at least a week after treatment. Also, do not sleep for 4-6 hours after the injection and avoid putting pressure on the injection sites.

The doctor

Who is the doctor

Dr. Ioannis Dalianoudis is an experienced plastic surgeon, a graduate of the University of Ioannina with a professional career that includes work in several countries, including France, Denmark and Ireland. Specializing in plastic, reconstructive and cosmetic surgery, he trained in Germany in facial cosmetic surgery. He has performed a variety of procedures including eye surgery, facelift, rhinoplasty, bariatric surgery recovery and body contouring. In addition, he is a member of the "European Board of Plastic Surgery (EBOPRAS)" and is dedicated to patient satisfaction, making him a trusted choice for plastic surgery seekers. His dedication to patient satisfaction, his expertise and his vast experience in the Greek and international arena make him a reliable choice for those looking for plastic surgery.

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