Individual Botox Training

General information about what Botox is:

Botox contains botulinum toxin type A. In carefully controlled doses, it is injected into selected muscles to relax them and soften the appearance of wrinkles. It may also be used for certain therapeutic indications, such as excessive sweating.
Botox blocks selected nerve signals to the treated muscles, reducing contraction and smoothing the skin above them. Because treatment targets specific muscles, sound knowledge of facial anatomy is essential. Common aesthetic treatment areas include forehead lines, frown lines between the eyebrows, crow's feet around the eyes, and selected lines on the face or neck.

How long does the botox effect last?

One benefit of the treatment is that it is temporary.
The effect lasts on average 3-6 months after the first treatment.
To maintain an optimal result, you can repeat it 2-3 times a year.
Although it has been seen that after the first treatment, the effect of BOTOX in subsequent treatments lasts even more.
Don't be afraid that after the effect ends, your wrinkles will look worse, on the contrary, they will improve more.
Their use can be carried out even in young people over 18 years old.

What are the side effects?

All types of treatments that we do can cause side effects and complications. Side effects of BOTOX are very rare, although the product has we use over 16 years almost in more than 60 countries of the world.
Possible side effects may include bruising or bleeding at the injection site and temporary changes in eyebrow position.
The training covers how to recognise, reduce, and manage unwanted effects.
Can BOTOX be combined with other treatments?
It can be combined with treatments such as chemical peeling, fillers, laser treatments.
BOTOX is also valid as an additional treatment for plastic surgery - skin tightening and eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty).
A qualified medical professional must assess each patient because certain medical conditions and medicines may make Botox unsuitable.

This training will take place in two parts:

1. The theoretical part:

How does botox work?
How is the treatment done?
What are the expected and unwanted effects?
How long does its action last for the elimination of wrinkles?
At what age can it be used?
Can BOTOX be combined with other treatments?
Is Botox safe?

2. The practical part

In the practical part, the trainee will be introduced to the botox application procedure and will practice its application, thus highlighting the specifics in each case, as well as learning from it further on the techniques and quantities with which the procedure is started and followed continuously.