Botox FAQs

Botox is a purified protein derived from botulinum toxin type A. It temporarily relaxes targeted muscles to smooth wrinkles, prevent new lines, and treat certain medical conditions caused by muscle tension or overactivity. 

• Cosmetic Botox is used to soften fine lines and wrinkles for a refreshed, youthful appearance.
• Therapeutic Botox targets medical conditions such as TMJ tension, migraines, hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating), and muscle spasms.

 Both use the same formulation — the difference lies in where and why it’s injected 

Yes. Botox has been FDA-approved for both cosmetic and medical use for decades and is one of the most extensively studied aesthetic treatments worldwide. 

You’ll start to notice results within 3–5 days, with full effects appearing at around 10–14 days. 

Typically 3–4 months. With regular treatments, results may last longer as the muscles gradually adapt. 

Avoid alcohol, blood thinners, and anti-inflammatory medications for 24–48 hours before treatment to reduce bruising risk. 

• Avoid rubbing or massaging the area for 24 hours
• Skip workouts, saunas, or lying flat for 4 hours post-injection
• Avoid facial treatments or massages for 48 hours

 Yes — lightly after 24 hours. Avoid heavy application or rubbing the skin immediately post-treatment.