Applications of Neurotoxin
Lines and wrinkles that form in the facial region over time owing to factors such as excessive use of cosmetics, age, or genetic predisposition may create unhappiness with the person’s look. Neurotoxin treatments are a highly successful method for resolving problems produced by such factors in places such as the eye area, the forehead and brow area, and the root of the nose. Neurotoxin applications conducted by professional and experienced doctors at the appropriate doses might result in a youthful and active look.
Because they are both comfortable and effective, neurotoxin applications are among the most popular medical cosmetic treatments. The release of chemicals that offer electrical conduction from nerve terminals in the application region is blocked within the limit of the applied process. As a result, electrical transmission to the target muscles is briefly interrupted. As a result of this therapy, the target muscles in the area may be reduced or temporarily prevented from contracting. Reducing or entirely halting the action of the muscles in the region aids in the elimination of the causes that create skin wrinkles.
What are the Applications of Neurotoxin?
In the facial region, the method of applying the toxin derived from Clostridium Botulinum bacteria is known as neurotoxic applications, and it is used to erase wrinkles caused by the deepening of lines caused by the effects of aging and the usage of mimics.
Who Are Neurotoxin Applications Appropriate For?
Neurotoxin applications can be made to anyone over the age of 18 who do not have a medical condition that precludes the application.
However, neurotoxic applications are not appropriate for pregnant or nursing women, those with bleeding issues or neuromuscular illnesses, those with active skin disease in the application region, or those with systemic or local infection in the application area. Neurotoxin applications have the advantage of exclusively impacting the muscles around the injection site.
How Do Neurotoxin Applications Get Created?
When patients seek to eliminate wrinkles and creases from their faces, the regions that cause them the most difficulty are analyzed first. Neurotoxin is injected according on the individual’s needs and muscle structure, and nerves in the application region are blocked. In this manner, the muscles in the area are stopped from contracting and tension is given. As a consequence, the skin seems to be more young and energetic.
Neurotoxin applications are carried out by inserting extremely thin needles into the application area’s predetermined spots. Although the application takes an average of 15-30 minutes to complete, time may vary based on factors such as the application area, the person’s anatomical structure and the number of injection locations
Before the application, a cream with a local anesthetic action is administered to the affected region. After the cream has taken action, a toxin diluted with saline is injected into the locations indicated by the individual’s needs.
The neurotoxic injected into the target muscles begins to have an impact between 3-5 days. With the gradual weakening of the muscles, the impact peaks roughly 10 days after application. At the conclusion of this period, there is a considerable reduction in wrinkles.
The duration of the impact of neurotoxic administrations ranges between 4 and 6 months. However, if the application is extended for another two years, both permanent modifications in dynamic lines and the frequency with which the process is used are acquired.
Swelling, redness, and bruising may develop in the region following the injection. These non-permanent conditions resolve on their own in a short period of time. Movements that involve bending the head for an extended period of time, as well as overworking the face muscles, should be avoided after neurotoxic administration. For the first 4 hours following the application, keep your head up and avoid leaning forward or lying down. While washing the face, use cold water for a certain amount of time.
Avoid direct sunlight for the first two days after application; avoid highly hot situations such as baths and saunas. Again, caution should be exercised in the consumption of alcoholic beverages and the use of cosmetics. Aside from the need to pay attention to such details, patients can go about their everyday lives following neurotoxic administrations.
