How does botox work?When a person moves the muscles in the face whether it is to laugh,cry or frown, over a period of year these creases and lines start to become fixed.Though certain other factors such as regular exposure to intense sunlight and a dusty environment will also speed up the wrinkle forming process too.Injections of this substance into the area of wrinkled skin will paralyze the skin muscles temporarily.Before the injection the skin is cleaned and often a cream is applied to numb the particular skin part.At this point of injection there may well be a tiny pinch or a little soreness.If too much of the solution is injected near the eye are then one of the side effects is a droopy eyelid though this usually wears off quite quickly.The botox side effects mean that expressions of the face are frozen too giving the person a rather blank but crease free face.
The cost to have this extract injected into the skin by a qualified professional is not cheap,with the area around eyes usually being the most expensive.Compared to alternatives such as cosmetic surgery botox is a much cheaper option.
