Smoothing Provo’s Fine Lines and Wrinkles with Botox®
If you find yourself feeling disheartened by forehead creases and wrinkled skin, relying solely on at-home skincare products may not be enough to combat the signs of aging. Botox offers a powerful, proven solution to address your anti-aging concerns by creating a smoother, more youthful appearance.
Whether used for preventive maintenance, regular touch-ups, or as a consistent part of your beauty regimen, Botox remains a trusted and FDA-approved method for achieving a flawless, fabulous look. At Eye Clinic & Aesthetics of Provo, we’re proud to provide Botox, Xeomin, and other injectables as confidence-boosting therapies to improve the appearance of your skin.
What Are Injectable Neurotoxins?
Botulinum type A injections, also known as neurotoxin treatments, have become one of the leading cosmetic treatments in the US, helping millions to smooth out wrinkles and rejuvenate their appearance.
Frown lines, nasolabial folds, and other wrinkles form with repeated muscle movement and persistent tension over time. Neurotoxins like Xeomin, Dysport, and Botox soften frown lines and improve one’s appearance by temporarily inhibiting the communication between neurons and facial muscles.
When the nerve impulses are blocked, the muscles relax and release the tension caused by repeated muscle movements, reducing the appearance of dynamic wrinkles caused by facial expressions. Interested in what Botox and neurotoxins can do for you? Contact Eye Clinic & Aesthetics of Provo today to book your consultation!
What Can Botox Treat?
Am I a Good Candidate for Neurotoxin Injectables?
Almost anyone can enjoy the benefits of Xeomin and Botox injections. As long as you are in good health, have realistic expectations, and aim to reduce visible signs of aging, you likely qualify as an ideal candidate for this remarkable anti-aging treatment. Derived from botulinum toxin, our injectables neurotoxins are is considered safe and effective for cosmetic use, with most individuals experiencing the desired results without any adverse effects.
Our consultation process at Eye Clinic & Aesthetics of Provo ensures a thorough review of your medical history to tailor the treatment to your specific aesthetic goals. During your skin consultation, we will determine if Xeomin or Botox is the right solution for you and develop a personalized plan to enhance your inner beauty through your outer appearance.
Our Botox Service Menu
We use safe and proven injectable neurotoxins such as Xeomin and Botox to smooth fine lines and wrinkles, creating a more youthful complexion.
Provo’s Top Neurotoxin FAQs
In 1989, the FDA approved the use of neurotoxin to treat two eye muscle disorders – blepharospasm and strabismus in adults. On April 15, 2002, the FDA approved neurotoxin to be used aesthetically to reduce frown lines in adults. Neurotoxin is safe to use long term, and you can stop using it at any time without your skin looking worse than it did before you started.
Even without a numbing agent, pain is minimal, and you may only feel a little pinch. Injections are very quick, and with a trained medical professional, you may not even notice when they happen. Dr. Smith and Dr. Lewis have spent their entire careers working with the eyes and the muscles that surround the eyes and the face. Our team of doctors and master aestheticians work together to map out and safely target your areas of concern.
Most patients notice a reduction in fine lines and wrinkles for 3 to 4 months. After the injection, it typically takes 3 to 5 days for the treatment to begin relaxing the muscles creating your frown lines.
Book Your Appointment
Find new ways to boost your confidence when you look in the mirror each morning. Whether you want to tame frown lines or make your friends at your high school reunion jealous, we can help.
Schedule a consultation at the Eye Clinic & Aesthetics of Provo today to discuss how neurotoxins will work for you. Dr. Smith and Dr. Lewis, along with our master aestheticians, will customize a treatment plan for your specific situation. Call (801) 373-4550 or request an appointment using the link below.