The Best Botox in Winston-Salem!
BOTOX COSMETIC®
$15/unit
Facial wrinkles and fine lines can be difficult to deal with, but BOTOX® Cosmetic and Dysport® can help! These simple, injectable treatments can temporarily soften wrinkles and fine lines near the brows, eyes, mouth, and forehead without the need for extended discomfort or downtime. The best Botox in Winston-Salem is at Innovative Aesthetics M.D. at Salons by JC.
What are Neuromodulators?
Neuromodulators are some of the most widely used injectable treatments available today. These products are used to address one of the most common causes of wrinkles and fine lines — muscle contractions. Over the course of a person’s lifetime, they make countless facial expressions when they speak, eat, laugh, smile, or frown. These facial expressions cause muscle contractions, which in turn causes the skin above the muscles to move. Over time, these movements lead to the formation of wrinkles and fine lines, especially in areas like the brows, forehead, mouth, and eyes.
Both BOTOX® Cosmetic and Dysport®, the two neuromodulators offered at Innovative Aesthetics M.D. in Winston-Salem, are formulated using a substance called botulinum toxin. Once this substance is injected into the muscles during a neuromodulator treatment session, the muscles are temporarily relaxed. This allows the skin above them to smooth and soften. Because the relaxation that botulinum toxin provides wrinkles is only temporary, patients must undergo repeated injections to maintain their results.
BOTOX® COSMETIC
BOTOX® Cosmetic is one of the most extensively studied aesthetic procedures available today, having been the subject of over 400 peer-reviewed articles and journals. This product is approved for use in 78 different countries and has been utilized for more than 17 years to treat a broad range of medical conditions.
This product can treat:
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Frown lines
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Crow’s feet
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Vertical lip lines
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Chin dimpling
Each BOTOX® Cosmetic treatment takes about 10 minutes to complete and brings patients wrinkle correction that can last for up to four months. Following this period of time, patients will need to undergo follow-up injections to maintain their results.