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BOTOX and fillers are both injectable products that reduce the look of wrinkles, so it’s easy to confuse the two. But they work in very different ways. BOTOX relaxes the muscles that cause wrinkles, while fillers use various active ingredients (most commonly hyaluronic acid) to add volume and fill in wrinkles from beneath the skin. Fillers can also be used to add shape to the cheeks and fill in other areas of the face.

The results of BOTOX don’t last forever, but they can endure for several months. When you begin to see your wrinkles reappearing, you may return to our office for a touch-up treatment. BOTOX has been proven to be safe for long-term use. On the other hand, there’s no rule that says you must have a touch-up. You may choose to leave your skin as-is, undergo treatment with injectable fillers, or even consult for a facelift for an even more significant result.

Absolutely. BOTOX is often used in conjunction with fillers to create a comprehensive result that addresses many different areas of the face at once. BOTOX can also be used to improve and prolong the results of facelift and other surgical facial rejuvenation procedures.

The effects of BOTOX typically last about three to four months, though this can vary from person to person. Over time, the treated muscles will gradually regain movement, and lines or wrinkles may begin to reappear. Many patients schedule regular touch-up treatments to maintain their smooth, refreshed look.

Hair loss is not a common side effect of BOTOX. The treatment works by relaxing specific muscles beneath the skin and does not affect hair follicles. If you notice changes in your hair after treatment, it is likely due to other factors, and our team can help you explore possible causes.