
When you research about the people who are undergoing Costa Rica plastic surgery, you will notice that most of them ages from 35 and above. Aging can be the number one factor why most people undergo Costa Rica plastic surgery because of wrinkles and skin sagginess. Various procedures are being done to eliminate or prevent wrinkles to develop and one of which is the Botox. It has also been recognized as one of the fast growing aesthetic procedure in the field of Costa Rica plastic surgery. The first plastic surgeon who utilized Botox was Dr. Henry Mentz; Botox was considered a treatment for eyelid spasm or blepharospasm. When we look at it, the first use of botox is for reconstructive purpose not for an aesthetic purpose, isn’t it? Further scientific studies of Botox have proven though that it has great potential in facial rejuvenation of reconstruction.
Here is how Botox plastic surgery in Costa Rica works:
1) A small dose is being prepared by the plastic surgeon that has been measured accurately depending on the patient’s condition.
2) It is then injected or supplied to the skin where there are unwanted wrinkles and lines.
3) The injected botulinum toxin(botox) unites with the nerve endings.
4) It will then stop the production of chemical acetylcholine which initiates muscle contractions.
Once the production of chemical acetylcholine is blocked by botox, it contributes to the immobilization of muscles and thus promotes smooth and fine lines. Most botox procedures could last up to 4 months the most. The most common parts of the face where botox is applied are in the eyebrow lines, crow’s feet at the corner of the eyes, muscle bands on the neck, Nose Bridge, and lines on the forehead. Since the application of botox needs careful maintenance, risks are always there. It is therefore important to have a registered plastic surgeon or professional to do the procedure in order to be securely safe.
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