Botox Treatments in Çorlu
Botox treatments in Çorlu are performed at our aesthetic centre by Dr. Ökkeş Şimşek, a specialist medical aesthetics physician. The most suitable botox brands are selected according to the patient's needs and applied safely.
What Is Botox?
Botox is a treatment containing a substance called botulinum toxin. As a powerful relaxant, botox temporarily blocks the movement of the muscles that cause contractions and lines. It is most often used on the skin's prominent lines, such as wrinkles around the eyes, lines on the bridge of the nose and the fine creases on the upper lip.
After Botox
Mild swelling, bruising or redness may be seen immediately after botox, but these complaints usually pass within 24 hours. Botox takes about 2–14 days to become fully effective. The effect usually lasts 3–6 months, after which the treatment needs to be repeated.
Botox Brands
Botox is produced by many different brands worldwide. The most widely used are Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and Jeuveau.
Risks of Botox
Botox treatment is generally safe with few side effects, but like any treatment it carries some risks. When applied incorrectly, side effects such as visual disturbances, disruption of the lip or eye muscles, weakened muscles and headache may occur.
Side Effects of Botox
Botox side effects are usually temporary and mild. They may include swelling, bruising, redness, pain, bumps, eyebrow irregularities and speech difficulties.
Lip Botox
Lip botox is an aesthetic treatment used to make the lips look fuller and more even. By relaxing the muscles at the edge of the lips, botox gives the lips a fuller, more even appearance.
The Best Botox Brands
Botox is produced by many brands worldwide and not all guarantee the same effect. The most widely used brands, however, are Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and Jeuveau.
How Is Botox Applied?
Depending on the correct dose and placement technique, a botox treatment can take a few minutes. It is applied by injecting specific points with a needle.
Facial Botox
Facial botox is an aesthetic treatment used on the skin's prominent lines, such as wrinkles around the eyes, lines on the bridge of the nose and fine creases on the upper lip.
Upper Lip Botox
Upper lip botox is an aesthetic treatment used to make the lips look fuller and more even by relaxing the muscles at the edge of the lips.
Full-Face Botox
Full-face botox is an aesthetic treatment performed to remove the lines and wrinkles of the face. By relaxing the muscles at specific points, botox smooths the lines and wrinkles on the face.
Where Is Botox Applied?
Botox is usually used on the skin's prominent lines, on wrinkles around the eyes, on lines on the bridge of the nose and on fine creases on the upper lip. Botox treatment can be performed in a dermatology clinic or a plastic surgery centre.
What Is Botox and What Does It Do?
Botox is a substance used in medical aesthetics. Its main active ingredient is botulinum toxin type A. By blocking muscle contraction, botox makes the skin look smooth and taut. It is frequently used by people who want a beautiful and younger appearance.
Steps of a Botox Treatment
Botox is applied by a specialist physician. First, the specific points where the patient's face will be treated are marked. Then small doses of botox are injected into the marked points. The treatment takes 10–15 minutes and is painless. Afterwards the patient can immediately return to normal activities.
What Happens After Botox?
After botox the muscles of the face weaken slightly and the skin becomes tauter. The effect of botox appears within 2–14 days. The patient does not experience serious problems such as excessive pain or infection, although minor issues such as slight redness, swelling or bruising may occur.
Side Effects and Risks of Botox
The side effects of botox are usually temporary and mild. In some cases, however, serious side effects may occur as a result of an overdose. Serious side effects can include visual disturbances, breathing problems, speech problems or paralysis. The risks of botox arise in treatments not performed by a specialist physician.