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Botox and other Botulinum toxin brands have become household names in recent years due to their overwhelming popularity as a non-surgical wrinkle reduction treatment. What you may not be aware of is that this versatile injectable can be used for much more than just wrinkles. At Perfect Skin Dermatology in Juno Beach, Florida, dermatologist Dr. Susan Schroeder is highly skilled at using Botulinum toxin injections.
Botulinum toxin injections are well-known for their ability to treat wrinkles that are formed due to active muscular contractions, such as the “11s” between the eyebrows, bunny lines by the nose, and horizontal forehead lines. This versatile toxin can also be used to treat a number of other cosmetic and medical issues, including:
Botulinum injections can be a great option for revitalizing the appearance of both men and women and can be combined with other anti-aging and restorative treatments such as dermal fillers or laser therapies to keep your appearance youthful and fresh. Typically, results from Botulinum toxin injections last about three to four months, and touch-up injections can help you maintain your terrific results.
When it comes to your appearance, it is essential that you work with a skilled injector like Dr. Schroeder, who has a deep understanding of facial anatomy and Botulinum toxin use to achieve your desired results while preserving a natural look.
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.