Baby Botox- a new trend or another myth by cowboy injectors?
There is no doubt that Botox is the number one non-surgical treatment across the world. Despite the negative comments that we hear surrounding the treatment, there seems to be no sign of the amount of people wanting this treatment waiving. There are also many positive comments from people that undergo the treatment.
With the popularity of Botox injections increasing there are a lot of new trends and nick names that different clinic and practitioner use to make them stand out from the crowd.
One of those is ‘Baby Botox’
So, What is ‘Baby Botox?’ In this article, we take a closer look.
Is it new type of Botox treatment? No, although Baby Botox may be considered a more ‘newer’ treatment, is has been widely used in the aesthetic medicine industry for some time now. A frozen face is something of the past, and nowadays there is no need for that ice-rink smooth forehead look. However, this can still occur from bad practice or from the patient still ‘pushing’ for this look. Please make sure you find a suitable practitioner. Baby Botox – is newer trend that allows you to have smooth skin without wrinkles, yet you can have a natural expression and movement. Looking natural and fresh and making other people guess, ‘What is different about your look?’ This is the best way to have Baby Botox administered, but finding the right practitioner is the key, and they say it is more of an art, than scientific. From a medical point of view, Botox is very safe if it is used correctly. Having no movement to the face, is not only aesthetically unattractive, but also it’s not healthy, as muscle movements help with lymph drainage and are involved in the metabolic process.
‘Getting a subtle result from Botox involves finding a good practitioner. Despite scare stories, Botox is pretty safe and as a prescribed medicine is more thoroughly tested and regulated than most wrinkle-filling substances. What is less regulated is the army of people who inject it, although recent guidelines from the General Medical Council (doctors must now directly assess patients who are to have Botox rather than prescribing the drug for someone else to inject) aim to reduce the number of ”cowboy” injectors.’– The Telegraph
Conclusion: It doesn’t matter what you call the treatment; Baby Botox, Natural Botox or something else, the important thing is a good, fresh, natural result . So do your research, ask Doctors for before and after photos and don’t be over do it. Remember less is definitely more .