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Allergan
Allergan Botox (Botulinum Toxin) is a non-surgical aesthetic injectable product developed and manufactured by Allergan. It is one of the most widely used botulinum toxin injectables globally, primarily aimed at reducing facial wrinkles, improving dynamic facial expressions, and treating a variety of medical conditions.
Botox works by temporarily relaxing the muscles in the face, thus reducing wrinkles caused by muscle activity. It is particularly effective for treating common aging signs such as forehead lines, crow's feet (wrinkles around the eyes), and frown lines. In addition to its cosmetic effects, Botox is also used to treat several medical conditions such as excessive sweating, chronic migraines, eyelid spasms, and cervical dystonia.
1. High Safety: Rigorously clinically tested and widely used worldwide, ensuring safety and effectiveness.
2. Rapid Results: Visible results are visible within days of injection, and the effects last for 3-6 months.
3. Natural Results: Precise injections relax facial muscles, maintaining a natural, harmonious facial expression.
4. Minimally Invasive and Painless: Non-surgical, with no downtime, the treatment is quick and comfortable.
5. Versatile Applications: Not only for facial anti-aging, but also for treating medical conditions such as excessive sweating and migraines.
6. Flexible Adjustments: Treatment results can be customized to meet individual needs.
| Main Ingredient | Botulinum Toxin Type A |
| Dosage Form: Injectable | Injectable: Lyophilized powder, requires dilution with saline before injection |
| Packaging | 100 units/vial，Each vial of lyophilized powder requires dilution before injection |
| Injection Sites | Facial wrinkles such as the forehead, glabella, and crow's feet Medical applications for blepharospasm and neck spasms Excessive sweating (e.g., underarms, palms, soles, etc.) |
| Mechanism of Action | Temporarily relaxes facial muscles by blocking nerve-to-muscle signaling, thereby reducing wrinkles caused by muscle contraction |
| Duration of Effect | Generally lasts 3 to 6 months, depending on individual condition and injection site |
| Common Side Effects | Minor redness, swelling, and bruising at the injection site Headache, muscle weakness, drooping eyelids (usually short-term reactions) |
| Storage | Store in a refrigerator at 2°C to 8°C. Avoid freezing. Use as soon as possible after opening; do not store unused medication |
| Indications | Dynamic facial wrinkles (e.g., forehead wrinkles, frown lines, crow's feet); blepharospasm, cervical spondylosis; excessive sweating (armpits, palms, soles, etc.) |
Forehead Wrinkles: Botox reduces horizontal wrinkles caused by raising or frowning by relaxing the muscles in the forehead. The effect is natural, restoring a youthful appearance.
Frown Lines: For vertical wrinkles caused by frowning, concentrating, or emotional fluctuations, Botox smooths facial expressions and restores firmer skin.
Crow's Feet: By injecting Botox around the corners of the eyes, it relaxes the smiling muscles, reducing fine lines caused by smiling and restoring smoothness and firmness to the skin around the eyes.
Nasolabial Folds: A suitable amount is injected into the nasolabial folds to relieve muscle activity, reduce the depth of wrinkles, and make the face look younger.
Chin Wrinkles: Some patients use Botox to alleviate chin wrinkles caused by tension or habitual facial expressions.
Slimming: For individuals with overly developed masseter muscles, Botox relaxes these muscles to achieve a slimming effect. It is especially suitable for patients with square faces, making the facial contours softer and more natural.
Chin Sculpting: Some patients wish to reshape their chin with Botox to create a more beautiful V-shaped face.
Brow Lift: Botox injections gently relax the muscles around the brows, achieving a slight brow lift that makes the eyes brighter and more vibrant.
Ptosis (Drooping Eyelids): For ptosis caused by aging or fatigue, Botox relaxes related muscles, improving the openness of the eyes and revitalizing them.
Smiling Muscle Relaxation: Some patients wish to reduce wrinkles and tension caused by exaggerated facial expressions. Botox allows for more natural facial expressions, avoiding excessive strain.
Neck Texture: As we age, fine lines and sagging often appear on the neck. Botox helps relax neck muscles, reducing wrinkle formation and maintaining neck firmness.
Jawline Contouring: Botox can be used to treat an unclear jawline caused by overdeveloped or lax masseter muscles, helping to create a more defined facial contour.
Blepharospasm: Botox is an effective treatment for involuntary eyelid muscle spasms, relieving discomfort caused by involuntary eyelid twitching.
Facial Spasm: For some patients with excessive facial muscle contraction or spasms due to nerve problems, Botox injections can help relieve symptoms and restore natural facial expressions.
Botox can also be used to improve facial skin repair, helping to delay aging, restore firmness, and achieve a comprehensive anti-aging effect.
Assessment and Consultation: Before using Botox, the doctor will have a detailed consultation with the patient to understand their health condition, allergy history, medication use, and treatment goals. The doctor will confirm whether Botox injection is suitable.
Facial Assessment: Based on the patient's facial structure, wrinkle location, and facial expressions, the doctor will select appropriate injection points and dosage.
Skin Cleansing: The skin in the treatment area needs to be cleaned to prevent infection.
Injection Point Marking: The doctor will usually mark the injection sites to ensure accuracy.
Local Anesthesia (Optional): Most Botox injections do not require anesthesia because the procedure is relatively quick and painless. However, for some patients in sensitive facial areas, the doctor may use cold compresses or local anesthesia to reduce discomfort.
Injection Procedure: Injection is performed using a very fine needle.
Botox is injected into the superficial layer under the target muscle or skin; the specific injection depth depends on the treatment site and goals.
The number of injections and dosage at each site will be adjusted according to the treatment area and patient needs.
The injection time is generally very short, usually only a few seconds per site, and the entire treatment process may only take 10-20 minutes.
Avoid massaging the injection area: Avoid massaging, rubbing, or pressing the injection site to prevent Botox displacement and reduced effectiveness.
Maintain an upright posture: Do not lie down for at least 4 hours after the injection to prevent Botox from moving to unwanted locations.
Avoid strenuous exercise: Avoid strenuous exercise and excessively hot environments (such as saunas, steam rooms, etc.) for 24 hours after the procedure to avoid affecting the effectiveness of Botox.
Avoid makeup: Try to avoid applying makeup or cleansing your face immediately after the procedure, especially at the injection site. Wait at least 4 hours before applying makeup.
Avoid alcohol: Avoid drinking alcohol for 24 hours after the procedure to reduce the risk of swelling or bruising.
Effects begin to appear: The effects of Botox usually begin to appear within 3-5 days, but full results may take 7-14 days. This is because Botox needs time to relax the muscles. Duration: The effects typically last 3-6 months, but the exact duration varies from person to person, depending on individual metabolic rate and injection site.
Repeated Injections: To maintain the effect, patients usually need an injection every 3-6 months.
Contraindications: Pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid using Botox.
Patients allergic to Botox or its components (such as sodium chloride) should not use it.
Patients with neuromuscular diseases (such as myasthenia gravis) should use Botox with caution.
Overdose Risk: The dosage of Botox injections should be strictly controlled to avoid excessive muscle relaxation, limited expression, or unnatural movements.
Side Effects: Common side effects include mild swelling, bruising, and headache at the injection site, which usually subside within a few days.
Allergan Botox (Botulinum Toxin) is a non-surgical aesthetic injectable product developed and manufactured by Allergan. It is one of the most widely used botulinum toxin injectables globally, primarily aimed at reducing facial wrinkles, improving dynamic facial expressions, and treating a variety of medical conditions.
Botox works by temporarily relaxing the muscles in the face, thus reducing wrinkles caused by muscle activity. It is particularly effective for treating common aging signs such as forehead lines, crow's feet (wrinkles around the eyes), and frown lines. In addition to its cosmetic effects, Botox is also used to treat several medical conditions such as excessive sweating, chronic migraines, eyelid spasms, and cervical dystonia.
1. High Safety: Rigorously clinically tested and widely used worldwide, ensuring safety and effectiveness.
2. Rapid Results: Visible results are visible within days of injection, and the effects last for 3-6 months.
3. Natural Results: Precise injections relax facial muscles, maintaining a natural, harmonious facial expression.
4. Minimally Invasive and Painless: Non-surgical, with no downtime, the treatment is quick and comfortable.
5. Versatile Applications: Not only for facial anti-aging, but also for treating medical conditions such as excessive sweating and migraines.
6. Flexible Adjustments: Treatment results can be customized to meet individual needs.
| Main Ingredient | Botulinum Toxin Type A |
| Dosage Form: Injectable | Injectable: Lyophilized powder, requires dilution with saline before injection |
| Packaging | 100 units/vial，Each vial of lyophilized powder requires dilution before injection |
| Injection Sites | Facial wrinkles such as the forehead, glabella, and crow's feet Medical applications for blepharospasm and neck spasms Excessive sweating (e.g., underarms, palms, soles, etc.) |
| Mechanism of Action | Temporarily relaxes facial muscles by blocking nerve-to-muscle signaling, thereby reducing wrinkles caused by muscle contraction |
| Duration of Effect | Generally lasts 3 to 6 months, depending on individual condition and injection site |
| Common Side Effects | Minor redness, swelling, and bruising at the injection site Headache, muscle weakness, drooping eyelids (usually short-term reactions) |
| Storage | Store in a refrigerator at 2°C to 8°C. Avoid freezing. Use as soon as possible after opening; do not store unused medication |
| Indications | Dynamic facial wrinkles (e.g., forehead wrinkles, frown lines, crow's feet); blepharospasm, cervical spondylosis; excessive sweating (armpits, palms, soles, etc.) |
Forehead Wrinkles: Botox reduces horizontal wrinkles caused by raising or frowning by relaxing the muscles in the forehead. The effect is natural, restoring a youthful appearance.
Frown Lines: For vertical wrinkles caused by frowning, concentrating, or emotional fluctuations, Botox smooths facial expressions and restores firmer skin.
Crow's Feet: By injecting Botox around the corners of the eyes, it relaxes the smiling muscles, reducing fine lines caused by smiling and restoring smoothness and firmness to the skin around the eyes.
Nasolabial Folds: A suitable amount is injected into the nasolabial folds to relieve muscle activity, reduce the depth of wrinkles, and make the face look younger.
Chin Wrinkles: Some patients use Botox to alleviate chin wrinkles caused by tension or habitual facial expressions.
Slimming: For individuals with overly developed masseter muscles, Botox relaxes these muscles to achieve a slimming effect. It is especially suitable for patients with square faces, making the facial contours softer and more natural.
Chin Sculpting: Some patients wish to reshape their chin with Botox to create a more beautiful V-shaped face.
Brow Lift: Botox injections gently relax the muscles around the brows, achieving a slight brow lift that makes the eyes brighter and more vibrant.
Ptosis (Drooping Eyelids): For ptosis caused by aging or fatigue, Botox relaxes related muscles, improving the openness of the eyes and revitalizing them.
Smiling Muscle Relaxation: Some patients wish to reduce wrinkles and tension caused by exaggerated facial expressions. Botox allows for more natural facial expressions, avoiding excessive strain.
Neck Texture: As we age, fine lines and sagging often appear on the neck. Botox helps relax neck muscles, reducing wrinkle formation and maintaining neck firmness.
Jawline Contouring: Botox can be used to treat an unclear jawline caused by overdeveloped or lax masseter muscles, helping to create a more defined facial contour.
Blepharospasm: Botox is an effective treatment for involuntary eyelid muscle spasms, relieving discomfort caused by involuntary eyelid twitching.
Facial Spasm: For some patients with excessive facial muscle contraction or spasms due to nerve problems, Botox injections can help relieve symptoms and restore natural facial expressions.
Botox can also be used to improve facial skin repair, helping to delay aging, restore firmness, and achieve a comprehensive anti-aging effect.
Assessment and Consultation: Before using Botox, the doctor will have a detailed consultation with the patient to understand their health condition, allergy history, medication use, and treatment goals. The doctor will confirm whether Botox injection is suitable.
Facial Assessment: Based on the patient's facial structure, wrinkle location, and facial expressions, the doctor will select appropriate injection points and dosage.
Skin Cleansing: The skin in the treatment area needs to be cleaned to prevent infection.
Injection Point Marking: The doctor will usually mark the injection sites to ensure accuracy.
Local Anesthesia (Optional): Most Botox injections do not require anesthesia because the procedure is relatively quick and painless. However, for some patients in sensitive facial areas, the doctor may use cold compresses or local anesthesia to reduce discomfort.
Injection Procedure: Injection is performed using a very fine needle.
Botox is injected into the superficial layer under the target muscle or skin; the specific injection depth depends on the treatment site and goals.
The number of injections and dosage at each site will be adjusted according to the treatment area and patient needs.
The injection time is generally very short, usually only a few seconds per site, and the entire treatment process may only take 10-20 minutes.
Avoid massaging the injection area: Avoid massaging, rubbing, or pressing the injection site to prevent Botox displacement and reduced effectiveness.
Maintain an upright posture: Do not lie down for at least 4 hours after the injection to prevent Botox from moving to unwanted locations.
Avoid strenuous exercise: Avoid strenuous exercise and excessively hot environments (such as saunas, steam rooms, etc.) for 24 hours after the procedure to avoid affecting the effectiveness of Botox.
Avoid makeup: Try to avoid applying makeup or cleansing your face immediately after the procedure, especially at the injection site. Wait at least 4 hours before applying makeup.
Avoid alcohol: Avoid drinking alcohol for 24 hours after the procedure to reduce the risk of swelling or bruising.
Effects begin to appear: The effects of Botox usually begin to appear within 3-5 days, but full results may take 7-14 days. This is because Botox needs time to relax the muscles. Duration: The effects typically last 3-6 months, but the exact duration varies from person to person, depending on individual metabolic rate and injection site.
Repeated Injections: To maintain the effect, patients usually need an injection every 3-6 months.
Contraindications: Pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid using Botox.
Patients allergic to Botox or its components (such as sodium chloride) should not use it.
Patients with neuromuscular diseases (such as myasthenia gravis) should use Botox with caution.
Overdose Risk: The dosage of Botox injections should be strictly controlled to avoid excessive muscle relaxation, limited expression, or unnatural movements.
Side Effects: Common side effects include mild swelling, bruising, and headache at the injection site, which usually subside within a few days.
