Using Botox for Facial Lines and Contours in Juno Beach, Florida
Botox is one of the most efficient tools that cosmetic surgeons use to target wrinkles and improve contours. Botox treats fine lines and wrinkles and restores your confidence in your appearance. Dr. Schroeder takes Botox even one step further, using it to adjust facial contours: adjusting an eyebrow, thinning a face, fixing a gummy smile, improving a down-turned mouth, opening up your eyes, or lessening crepe-like skin under the eyes and on the neck. How Botox Works Botox works by temporarily relaxing the facial muscles. Botox is injected into the skin at several key locations in the treatment area. By … Continue reading
Perfect Your Pout: Botox® For Enhancing Lip Contour in Juno Beach, Florida
Botox® Cosmetic is a household name for treating “frown lines” on the forehead and “crow’s feet” around the eyes. It can also be used effectively to enhance lips. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Susan Schroeder is a pioneer in the use of innovative cosmetic dermatologic treatments and cosmeceuticals. Your natural appearance, safety, and health are in exceptional hands at Perfect Skin Dermatology in Juno Beach, Florida. Lip lines Your lipstick bleeds into them; others may assume you’re a smoker. Youthful tissues contain plenty of natural hyaluronic acid, collagen, and elastin that contribute to well-moisturized, firm, and elastic skin. As your skin ages, … Continue reading
Botox injections to Continue Looking Your Very Best
After the age of 30, our skin begins to lose collagen and elastin, resulting in skin laxity, fine lines, and wrinkles. As time proceeds, this cumulative loss shows itself in our skin and can make us look aged and fatigued. With neurotoxin injections such as Botox and Jeuveau, both men and women in the Juno Beach area can achieve a more youthful appearance. What is Botox? Botox is a neuromodulator and affects nerve impulses. Cosmetically speaking, injected Botox relaxes underlying muscle contractions, thereby lessening furrows and wrinkles in the overlying skin. Repeated muscle contraction causes fine lines in skin that … Continue reading