What is Botox, Migraine Botox, Trapezius Botox,

• Botox (Botulinum toxin) is a toxin obtained from the bacterium Clostridium botulinum.

• Botox temporarily stops the transmission between the muscles or sweat glands and nerves in the area where it is injected.

• Botox can be used to reduce facial wrinkles, treat migraines, prevent teeth grinding control excessive sweating, and treat medical problems such as strabismus. Today, it is mostly used for cosmetic purposes.

• The most commonly used botox injections are: forehead and eye area botox, masseter muscle botox (botox for tmj), migraine botox, sweating botox, trapezius botox, jawline botox.

Botox for Wrinkles Around Eyes and Forehead

• Wrinkles are lines that form on the skin as a result of the skin losing its elasticity. These lines are usually more visible in active areas such as the face, neck and hands. It is possible to get rid of these wrinkles with Botox applied to the forehead and around the eyes.

• The procedure takes 15-30 minutes. It varies from person to person, but it is not very painful.

• It is a safe procedure and does not have any side effects. After the procedure, redness, swelling and bruising may occur, but these effects disappear in a short time.

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Migraine Botox

• Migraine botox is the process of blocking the nerve signals that cause migraine headache. Botox is intended to reduce pain by relaxing the muscles.

• Migraine Botox is especially ideal for patients with chronic migraines who do not respond to other treatments.

• Migraine botox injection is applied to the forehead, middle of the eyebrow, side and back parts of the head and shoulder area.

• The application takes approximately 15-30 minutes. Although the procedure varies from person to person, it is not very painful. You can continue your daily life after migraine botox.

• Migraine botox is effective for 3-4 months. Sometimes this effect can last up to 6 months. It also prevents tension-type headaches by relaxing the muscles.

Who should not use migraine Botox ? Migraine Botox is not applied to pregnant women, breastfeeding women, people under the age of 18, and people with some muscle diseases.

Trapezius Botox (TrapTox)

• The trapezius is a triangular-shaped muscle that starts at the base of the neck, crosses over the shoulders, and extends down to the middle of the back. The trapezius helps move the head, neck, arms, shoulders, and torso. It also stabilizes the spine and aids in posture. It is the most superficial back muscle.

• Trapezius botox (traptox) is applied to relax the trapezius muscle. In this way, pain caused by the tension of this muscle is tried to be reduced. In addition, the relaxation of the trapezius muscle makes the neck look thinner.

• Trapezius Botox application is like other Botox applications. It takes 15-30 minutes. Although it varies from person to person, it is not a painful procedure. An expert practitioner injects Botox to certain points.

• Trapezius Botox begins to show its effect 18-36 hours after application. This effect appears gradually. It takes approximately 3 to 7 days for it to take full effect. The maximum effect is reached within 1-2 weeks.

• The duration of effect may vary depending on the strength of the muscles, the dose used, age, and the area to be applied.

• The effect usually lasts for 3 to 6 months. The duration of effect is determined by age, muscle strength, hormonal and metabolic factors.