Botox and its effect on health. Who can't use it?

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Botox and its effect on health. Who can't use it?

Botox is a toxin, but if used correctly and in small doses, it can be beneficial. Doctors and cosmetologists have been using it for many years to smooth out wrinkles and furrows on the face. Botox is the trade name for a toxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum.
The most common reason why people use Botox is to reduce the appearance of wrinkles on their face. Botox blocks signals from nerves to muscles. The muscle into which botox was injected cannot contract. As a result, wrinkles relax and smooth out.
What is botox used for?
Injections are applied to the following areas of the face:
• lines between the eyebrows, known as eyebrow lines, glabellar lines or elevations
• wrinkles around the eyes, the so-called crow's feet
• horizontal wrinkles on the forehead
• wrinkles at the corners of the mouth
• wrinkled skin on the chin
Botox and skin fillers (such as hyaluronic acid) have several common features. However, unlike botox, which freezes muscles to reduce wrinkles, dermal fillers help give volume to certain areas of the face, including cheeks and lips.
How is the botox injection process
going? Botox injection takes several minutes. This does not require anesthesia. It usually takes 1-2 weeks for the full effect. You should give up alcohol at least a week before the procedure. It is also necessary to stop taking anti-inflammatory drugs 2 weeks before the start of treatment to prevent bruising. Your doctor may also recommend that you stay upright for 4 hours after the injection.
Side effects of botox
After the botox injection, you may experience temporary side effects. They can be:
• Bruises. This is the most common side effect that disappears shortly after the procedure.
• Headaches. They usually happen rarely and end within 24-48 hours.
• Drooping eyelid . It only happens in a small percentage of people and usually goes away within 3 weeks.
• Crooked smile or drool
• Dry eyes or strong watery eyes
• Slight pain or swelling at the injection site
• General malaise
• Upset stomach
• Facial numbness
• Weakness of nearby muscles
Who should not use botox?
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