Botox Cosmetic At Beer Dermatology, West Palm Beach – Jupiter

WHAT IS BOTOX?

BOTOX Cosmetic treatments at Beer Dermatology in West Palm Beach, FL and Jupiter , FL

Botox is the most popular injectable used to relax facial muscles. “Dynamic wrinkles” are caused by tiny muscle contractions from repeated expressions like smiling, frowning or squinting, and can make us look tired or angry. They typically appear as furrows between the brows, horizontal lines across the forehead, and crow’s feet at the corners of the eyes.

During treatment, Botox is injected directly into the muscle to relax the wrinkle. As a result, corresponding wrinkles soften and disappear. It usually takes less than 15 minutes to perform Botox injections with no downtime, making it the perfect treatment for even the busiest schedules. In recent years, its application has been broadened for other FDA-approved uses such as excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis).

Dr. Beer and his associates at Beer Dermatology have mastered the artistry of Botox injections, allowing patients to achieve natural-looking facial rejuvenation without ever looking “frozen” or “done.” Dr. Beer can beautifully and naturally turn back the clock while still allowing you to retain your natural expressions. The result is simply a relaxed, rested version of you. Call (561) 600-4848 (West Palm Beach) or (561) 430-2767 (Jupiter) to see if Botox is for you.

BEFORE & AFTER PHOTOS

IS BOTOX RIGHT FOR ME?

If you are no longer happy with the appearance of your face due to lines and wrinkles, or if your expressions make you seem more angry, tired or intense than you feel, then it could be the right time to consider the benefits of Botox. Ideal candidates include men and women who want to improve the appearance of various wrinkles, including:

  • Glabella frown lines between the eyebrows (sometimes called “11 lines”)
  • Crow’s feet around the eyes
  • Horizontal lines across the forehead
  • “Bunny lines” that appear when scrunching the nose
  • Lifting the tip of a drooping nose
  • Vertical neck bands
  • A “gummy” smile
  • Pebbly or “orange peel” wrinkling of the chin
  • Turning up the downward pull of the corners of the mouth
  • Wrinkles around the mouth with puckering
  • Tightening of the jawline to relax the downward pull on the jawline

TREATMENT FOR EXCESSIVE SWEATING

Studies show 1- 5% of the population suffers from excessive sweating, medically known as hyperhidrosis. While some sweating is normal, you may be a candidate for Botox if excessive sweating is causing you social or professional self-consciousness, if you have to change your clothing multiple times in a day, or if you simply prefer to avoid antiperspirants.

Some of the most commonly treated areas include:

  • Underarms
  • Palms
  • Scalps and foreheads
  • Soles

SCHEDULE YOUR PERSONALIZED BOTOX CONSULTATION

If you are suffering from wrinkles, hyperhidrosis, or chronic migraines, Botox may be a solution. To schedule your personalized Botox consultation, call Beer Dermatology today at (561) 600-4848 (West Palm Beach) or (561) 430-2767 (Jupiter).

Up next, learn about [Dysport].

Botox Treatment Video

Beautiful. So, she has very strong muscles in the front. We’re going to use 25 units of Botox. A pretty standard easy dose. So, 10 units there. 5 units here, and then 2.5 units here and this injection is where the muscle called the corrugator, Inserts into this skin. Perfect and so it’s really important when you’re doing that to have a very superficial injection. Perfect.


Botox Treatment Video

Now what we are going to do is inject her frown lines here, and what we are going to do is use a little bit of a botulinum toxin just to relax this. Basically in the face there is one muscle here that pulls everything up, and everything else pulls it down. So by relaxing this set of muscles here and here – we will be able to relax the muscles that pull down as she should get a little bit of an eyebrow lift and that will look really nice. Sometimes we go ahead and combine that with a little bit of injection out here, and again that allows us to relax the muscle that pulls it down here giving you a lift, so botulinum toxins are all opposite when you relax the muscle that goes down you get an elevation and when you relax the muscles here that hold the eyebrow and eye lid up you get a droop. So a lot of times I will see people that come from other places, and what they have done is had injections through here to try and get rid of these lines, and unfortunately what that will do is drop you so what we will do is go ahead and start. Go ahead and frown, give it a little pinch. What we like to use here are these very, very small microscopic needles to place the protein perfectly where it belongs. Pinch – it also decrease the discomfort and we have a few other things that we do here that make it much more comfortable for the patient. In general, no matter which product we are using we try and do about 5 or 6 injection sites and that gives us a very nice pattern. How are you doing? Good! So you can see it is a fairly simply injection and what we are doing is using these imported needles from Japan and they are so small you can barely see them. We go through a lot of these, the other thing is that sometimes we will use our insulin syringes again because they are very small very comfortable. Minimal, minimal bruising. You will see a little bit of fluid there and you will see just 5 little fluid bumps and what that is, is this saline or salt water that we use to reconstitute or mix up the toxins, and most of the ones that are available today are similar in that respect. Some of the newer ones will come pre- mixed. Raise your eye brows for me? So again this is one muscle here called the frontalis that is pulling everything up. In her it is giving these lines, but they are not that deep and we don’t really want to every go below the bottom third. If we go below here and she will get an eyelid heaviness. So go ahead reach up, lift up for me, little pinch sorry – and so in contrast with some of the other injections we do. What I am doing here is spreading the protein out evenly with tiny, tiny, tiny injections. So we are not going to get every single line but we are going to clean up the neighborhood, and make her look a little bit more relaxed and less stressed. How are we doing? Good. So I am taking my time here and going along and trying to make sure that the body of the muscles relaxed and that she still has something that works to hold her eyebrow up. Trying to make it as symmetric as possible, and again that is a pretty easy injection. Are you okay? Mhmm. So that is how we treat the frontalis or forehead muscles and that is how we do the frown lines or glabella but very, very easy to do the only thing is you have to know where you are going and use the right amount of product. There are many different products available today from Botox to Dysport to Jeuveau to Xeomin and they are pretty interchangeable to some degree. You just have to understand the difference between them and correct for some dosage. There are some subtle differences that we will also talk about in the next part. So you should be perfect for that!


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Dr. Kenneth Beer
Dr. Kenneth Beer is a board-certified dermatologist and dermatopathologist focused on general, surgical and aesthetic dermatology. After obtaining his BS in Zoology from Duke University and his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, he completed a residency and Fellowship at the University of Chicago. Dr. Beer is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, and is a Clinical Professor of Dermatology at University of Miami. Dr. Beer is the Founder of the Cosmetic Bootcamp program which trains doctors and PA’s enhancing their knowledge of cosmetic dermatology. He has decades of experience and specializes in facial rejuvenation.

Dr. Kerry Fike is a board-certified dermatologist and Harvard-trained physician. She has advanced dermatologic surgery training and active memberships in many dermatologic associations such as The American College of Mohs Surgery and specializes in non-melanoma skin cancer treatment using Mohs micrographic surgery.