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Since I started practicing aesthetics. I get this question all the time. At the lunch table. At the supermarket. On a Zoom Call. In the Operating room.
Do you think I need (bo)TOX?
My answer.
Well.
Yes.
Maybe.
To be honest…that is really a question only YOU can answer.
During every visit at my office in Marine Park, my first question is always, “What brings you here today?”.
The key phrases that get my, “Spidey senses” tingling are:
• People think I look angry,
• I look sad
• I look tired
• I don’t look like myself
• I lost a lot of weight, what can I do?
• I don’t look approachable.
If these statements sound familiar…. YOU might benefit from a little tox. Although there are more, below are the top 3 reasons people believe they need wrinkle release therapy at Mrs. Webb Aesthetic.
If you look angry or unapproachable or people say you have resting B^%@ face; tox can help. Tox relaxes your frown lines or 11s, this is the muscle that lies betwixt the eyebrows. Permanent creases occur after frequent furrowing of the brow muscles when expressing anger, frustration, or concentration. Tox softens the appearance of these vertical lines and creates a more relaxed, approachable look.
If you have a lot of deep wrinkles or folds on your forehead; tox can smooth the horizontal lines. These folds are often caused by skin laxity (looseness) as well as lifting the eyebrows repeatedly when surprised or expressing curiosity. No worries, wrinkle release therapy will allow you to maintain natural movement, avoiding an overly “frozen” look.
Our third reason individuals seek out wrinkle release therapy at Mrs. Webb Aesthetic, is that tox minimizes crow’s feet. Those are lines that form at the outer corners of our eyes. These lines that can range from fine to deep, are caused by repeated contraction of the orbicularis oculi muscles when smiling, laughing, or squinting.
Wrinkle Release therapy offers a refreshed and rested appearance without affecting your natural smile.
So, stop asking the question and just do it! You deserve to look refreshed and rejuvenated.
Much Love,
Mrs. Webb
References
Altamiro Flávio. (2019). Botulinum Toxin for Facial Harmony. Quintessence Pub Co.
Delle Chiaie, T. (2021). Essentials of Neuromodulation. In Elsevier eBooks. Elsevier BV. https://doi.org/10.1016/c2020-0-02365-0
