Reach out to Dr. Suseela Narra of Narra Dermatology & Aesthetics in Issaquah, WA if you’re interested in getting a Botox injection.
What Botox Injections Can Do for Your Appearance
You’ve probably heard about Botox injections before. Rumors about Hollywood stars getting them are fairly common and you may even have friends and family members who swear by those injections.
So, what can Botox injections do for you anyway?
Most people know Botox injections as tools for improving physical appearance. Sure enough, they are often utilized in that capacity. Doctors can use Botox injections to minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. They can also be used to prevent skin sagging in certain areas.
Talk to Dr. Narra of Narra Dermatology & Aesthetics in Issaquah, WA if you want to give Botox injections a try.
Are Botox Injections Safe?
Botox is a drug that comes from a toxin. The toxin in question is produced by the bacterium known as Clostridium botulinum.
Because Botox is made from a toxin, many people are hesitant to try it. They are wary of the potentially negative effects it could have on their body.
Are those concerns warranted?
You should know that Botox injections can potentially have side effects. Some of the more common side effects include flu-like symptoms, an upset stomach, and some swelling near the spot where you were injected.
To put it simply, the common side effects associated with Botox injections are relatively minor. They also tend to go away on their own a day or two after receiving the injection.
As long as the Botox injection is being administered by a licensed medical professional, you really have nothing to worry about. Seek the injection from a less than reputable source and you are seriously jeopardizing your health.
You should also disclose any medication you are taking before getting a Botox injection. Share that with your doctor so they can determine if the Botox injection is still safe for you to take.
Set your Botox injection appointment with Dr. Narra of Narra Dermatology & Aesthetics in Issaquah, WA by calling (425) 677-8867.