The person you choose to perform your Botox treatment will directly affect your results and safety. Botox parties at hotels or at-home group sessions are dangerous because they’re not in a sterile setting, and the person injecting the botulinum toxin may not have the required training, certifications or any experience at all. Buying Botox is supposed to require a medical license, but some online outlets may sell botulinum toxin directly to consumers.
An inexperienced injector or unregulated product can cause permanent damage to your facial tissues, including long-term muscle paralysis, eye damage and Bell’s palsy. Results may look unnatural if too much product is injected or may appear uneven. It’s best for your health and safety never to have Botox at a party, at someone’s home or in another non-medical setting.
Our doctors and physician’s assistants at Grossmont Dermatology Medical Clinic and Skin Cancer Treatment Center have the knowledge, training and experience to perform Botox treatments safely and reach your desired results. Our experts know precisely how much Botox to use in which facial areas to smooth wrinkles for a natural, younger appearance. ,