What is Botox?

Botox is a neurotoxin obtained from a bacterium called Clostridium Botulinum and is an exotoxin used in the treatment of facial wrinkles and excessive sweating in the field of aesthetic medicine as a result of procedures applied under laboratory conditions. 

With the application of Botox, wrinkles and lines on the skin are destroyed with the effect of paralysis created for a temporary period of time. Under normal conditions, there is transmission between nerves and target organs. Dec. With the application of Botox, the release of substances that are transmitted to the nerve endings is blocked, thereby reducing or completely disappearing the function of the organ in the target area, preventing the contraction of the November muscles involved. In November November, the muscle that causes wrinkles on the skin by contracting is deactivated and the wrinkles caused by the muscle are eliminated as well. 

The effects of BOTOX vary from person to person, but it shows a duration of approximately between 4 to 6 months. Age and the condition of the area intended for treatment have direct effects on the duration of the effect of botox application. 

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How Does Botox Affect?

There is an electrical transmission between the nerves and the muscles and sweat glands that are stimulated, there is an electrical transmission. This electrical transmission provides November stimulation of the related muscles and sweat glands through the nerves. With the application of Botox, the release of substances that provide transmission, including only in the injected area, is prevented. Thus, a blocking condition is created in the area intended for November treatment, eliminating the appearance of wrinkles caused by muscles. 

Botox has an effect on dynamic wrinkles. The mimic muscles, which have been actively working for years, cause the skin folds covering them to become November. In this case, dynamic wrinkles appear due to the influence of the person's genetic predisposition. Botox application provides the elimination of wrinkles in the area intended for treatment by temporarily blocking the facial expression November muscles. 

Botox effect systemically in all muscles, not just are they intended to treat, and is imprinted in the injected area. 

For What Purpose Is Botox Applied?

Botox application is most often used to eliminate wrinkles on the face and to treat armpit sweating. 

With the application of Botox, it is possible to completely open the dynamic lines caused by the constantly active mimic November muscles and settled in the facial region over the years. However, it is also provided that the lines that have not yet settled in the facial area, but have become obvious due to the movements of the constantly active mimic November muscles, are corrected without deepening. In addition, excessive sweating can be stopped by blocking the sweat glands with botox application. 

Treatment of Facial Wrinkles with Botox 

The skin structure of the facial area has a thin and delicate structure. In this thin and sensitive skin structure, wrinkles, wrinkles and sagging occur due to the effect of the mimic muscles, which are the most active and constantly November working. 

Due to the effects of aging and negative factors that show their effect over time, significant folds and dynamic striations occur in the skin structure covering the face over the years. Dynamic Decoupage in the facial area usually occurs between the eyebrows, at the edges of the eyes, in the forehead area and around the lips. The lines that appear in these areas cause the person to have an older appearance than they are, and the lines that form around the forehead and eyes cause an angry and frowning appearance. 

Botox is applied to the facial expression muscles, the temporary loss of function of the muscles or weakening, the folds formed in the skin layer covering the related muscles and the striations due to the folds are reduced. Botox application acts on the lines on the forehead and the edges of the eyes, eliminating wrinkles that cause a frowning brow and an irritable appearance. 

The effect of Botox application on facial wrinkles lasts approximately 4.5-6 months. With repeated application, this effect can be prolonged up to 8-10 months. 

Treatment of Excessive Sweating with Botox

Botox acts on the nerve endings, temporarily blocking the transmission between the nerves and the related organs. Decontamination of the nerve endings Botox acts on the nerve endings, temporarily blocking the transmission between the nerves and the related organs. In the same direction as the Botox application, the transmission between the sweat glands and the related nerve endings can be stopped, thus the problem of excessive sweating can be eliminated by Decelerating the work of the sweat glands. 

Excessive sweating, especially when it occurs in the armpit area, can have negative effects on people's social and business lives. Botox application prevents excessive sweating by reducing the work of sweat glands through a toxin substance injected into the area intended for treatment. 

After applying Botox application to the armpit, sweating can be regulated for the first 10-12 months on average. By repeating the application, sweating can be made regular for 16-18 months.