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Botox is a household name at this point, and for good reason: it is a versatile treatment that can be used to lessen wrinkles and pores, reshape facial features, minimize a “gummy” smile, and even reduce excessive sweating. At Perfect Skin in Juno Beach, Florida, botulinum toxin injections are a popular cosmetic treatment. Having performed botulinum injections for 20 years, Dr. Schroeder is highly skilled and uses precision and artistry to help her patients achieve their desired results without looking like they’ve had “work done.”
Botulinum toxin is a neuromodulator, which means that it reduces nerve signals (temporarily). In the case of Botox injections for cosmetic purposes, botulinum toxin reduces the appearance of active wrinkles formed by muscular contractions, as well as prevents new wrinkles. It does this by blocking the signals from your nerves to facial muscles and can be used to treat wrinkles such as:
Excessive sweating, also called hyperhidrosis, can be more than just a nuisance. It can be extremely embarrassing and cause a variety of issues in your social and work life. With strategically placed botulinum injections in the area of excessive sweating, the fine muscles surrounding the overactive sweat glands become relaxed, and the result is a reduction in sweating that lasts for about six-to-twelve months.
While there are many aesthetic practices only offer botulinum injections for wrinkle treatments, not many can deliver advanced techniques that subtly recontour your face to enhance appearance. Dr. Schroeder knows how to balance a face and routinely performs:
Dr Susan Schroeder
Susan Schroeder, MD, a board-certified dermatologist with 27 years of experience and advanced fellowship training in cosmetic and surgical dermatology, is a recognized expert in cosmeceuticals, filler contouring, neurotoxins, laser resurfacing, energy device tightening procedures, tumescent liposuction, fat transfer, surgical lifts, and reconstructive surgeries.
Dr. Schroeder earned her medical doctorate from New York Medical College and completed her medicine internship, dermatology residency, and cosmetic surgical fellowship at Washington University School of Medicine. As a former Assistant Professor in the Department of Dermatology, she pioneered the inception of the cosmetic dermatology and cosmeceutical division at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.