Every time you smile, laugh or frown, delicate muscles under your facial skin contract, causing worry lines, crows' feet, laughter lines and other wrinkles that can make you look older than you are. Scientists call lines of this kind, “dynamic” wrinkles.

A procedure known as cosmetic denervation uses Botox™ injections to relax these facial muscles and keep them from contracting. After the procedure, the skin over the treated muscles remains smooth and unwrinkled whilst other, untreated, facial muscles contract in normal fashion, so your normal facial expressions are unaffected.

• Here at Geesoo^®, Botox™  injections have been used safely and effectively for over ten years to treat eye and nerve conditions. Each year, thousands of people receive these treatments for a variety of causes and it has become an increasingly popular treatment for reversing visible signs of aging.
• By smoothing out “dynamic” wrinkles, Botox™  treatments can give you a more youthful and pleasant appearance.
• These treatments, however, cannot improve wrinkles due to aging or sun damage, as these wrinkles are not caused by muscle contractions. Nor will the treatments improve sagging skin or take the place of a face lift.

• Because the needle is so fine and only a small amount of liquid is injected, the discomfort associated with the injections is minimal.
• No sedation or local anesthetic is required and you can resume your normal activities at once. You can even drive yourself home or back to work.
• You should, however, avoid exercise for four hours after your treatment, as well as facial massage and any activity that requires you to bend over repeatedly. During this time you should also remain upright.

• How long the effects of treatment lasts varies from patient to patient, and the treatment may be less effective for people over 65 years of age.
• Early clinical studies indicate that the duration of treatment benefits increases over time, so you may require injections less frequently as time goes on.

• The most common side effect is bruising, which can be easily covered by make-up.
• In some cases, Botox™ can migrate and cause temporary weakness in nearby muscles.
• In rare cases, treatment may cause a temporary eyelid droop or asymmetry of facial expression.