What is BOTOX®?

BOTOX is an immensely popular cosmetic treatment, utilizing a purified form of the botulinum toxin type A protein produced by Clostridium botulinum bacteria. This protein has the remarkable ability to temporarily inhibit muscle activity, thus smoothing away fine lines and wrinkles in the treated area. Its unparalleled capacity to reduce the tell-tale signs of aging has seen BOTOX become a much sought-after non-surgical aesthetic treatment. It is commonly used to address frown lines, forehead creases, crow's feet, and other expression lines through the injection of small amounts of BOTOX into the appropriate muscle groups. The end result is a rejuvenated, more youthful appearance.

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Benefits of BOTOX® Injections

  • Smooths away frown lines and wrinkles on the forehead, crows' feet, and wrinkles on the chin, reducing the visible signs of aging.
  • It can provide instant and dramatic results with no recovery time. You can achieve smoother skin and a more refreshed appearance, sometimes with just one session.
  • BOTOX in New York City also provides a safe, non-surgical alternative to more invasive anti-aging procedures. It does not require any incisions or other types of medical interventions.
  • BOTOX can help you regain a more youthful appearance, improving your overall self-image.
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Why Choose Dr. Rhee for BOTOX®?

Dr. Rhee is passionate about the transformative powers of BOTOX, and he loves nothing more than making his patients feel good about themselves. When you visit the office in NYC, you can expect a welcoming, warm atmosphere and attentive service. Dr. Rhee offers BOTOX injections for a range of issues, from wrinkles and facial creases to neck bands, jawline definition, and even lip enhancements. So why wait? Schedule an appointment today to experience the power of BOTOX firsthand in NYC.

Who is a Candidate For BOTOX®?

  • A BOTOX candidate is generally in good health with no major medical problems.
  • A candidate should not have any neuromuscular disorders, as BOTOX works by blocking the transmission of signals between nerves and muscles.
  • Drinking alcohol or smoking can interfere with the results of the procedure.

Unparalleled Precision of the BOTOX® Procedure

The procedure begins with cleaning and putting numbing cream on the area to be treated. Then, a very thin needle is used to administer a measured dose of BOTOX directly into the affected muscles.

It is recommended to repeat the treatment in 3-4 months for maximum effectiveness.

Revitalize and Refresh Post-Injection BOTOX Recovery: What to Expect.

Though it is normal to experience some mild tenderness, swelling, and redness at the injection site right after the procedure, these side effects should dissipate by the first or second day. To guarantee a smooth recovery, it is advised to limit activity during the initial 48 hours following the injections. Patients should avoid bending over, lifting heavy objects, and strenuous exercise, and abstain from consuming alcohol. Patients should also keep their head in an upright position for at least four hours after the procedure. 

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FAQ

How long does BOTOX last?

The effects of BOTOX typically last three to four months, but individual results may vary.

Are there any side effects?

Most patients report only minor, temporary side effects such as temporary redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site.

Is BOTOX painful?

No, BOTOX is not a painful procedure. Most people describe it as feeling only a small pinprick at the site of the injection.

Is it safe?

Yes, BOTOX is generally a safe procedure when administered by a qualified and experienced professional.

Who can administer BOTOX?

BOTOX can be administered by a qualified and experienced doctor, nurse, or physician assistant.

Is BOTOX a permanent solution?

No, BOTOX is a temporary solution that lasts three to four months on average. To maintain results, patients will need to return for regular maintenance treatments.

How much does BOTOX cost?

The cost of BOTOX in New York City will vary depending on the number of areas treated and the number of units used.

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