How long does Botox last? The location of the injection and the amount of Botox will determine how long it will last. On average it can last about four to six months after treatment. Some of the other factors that can affect this are age, wrinkle depth and the elasticity of the skin.
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What Botox does is it paralyzes the muscle so you can’t use it. Aging in the skin is due to sun exposure, genetics and how well you take care of your skin. The frequency of Botox should be determined by a healthcare provider. The frequency of injections shouldn’t be less than 3 months at a time. And you can go up to 6 months in terms of the time in between Botox treatments.
What are some of the best ways to prevent wrinkles without Botox?
- Drinking lots of water daily can help moisturize the skin and help with promoting skin cell function. When you are exposed to the sun wearing sun screen can help with damaging your skin from the sun exposure. Limiting sun exposure can prevent new wrinkles from forming.
- Smoking can increase your wrinkles and age your skin exponentially. One of the best ways to minimize wrinkles is to stop smoking.
- Following a balanced healthy diet can help with promoting healthy skin. Using soft skin cleansers can help with removing dirt, dead skin cells and other things can be detrimental to the health of your skin.
The Bottom Line is Botox can last anywhere from 3 to 6 months after treatment. Other factors that can affect how long it will last are your age, wrinkle depth and elasticity of your skin.
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