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Get answers to common questions about Botox.
You’ll often notice initial softening within three to five days, with peak results at about two weeks. Effects generally last three to four months, varying by individual. Dr. Shah schedules follow-ups to assess results and recommend maintenance timing.
When administered by Dr. Shah, Botox is dosed and placed to preserve natural movement. The focus is subtle smoothing rather than a frozen look. Conservative treatment and follow-up adjustments ensure your facial expressions remain authentic.
Botox is FDA-approved and widely used with a strong safety profile for healthy adults. We review medical history, medications, and pregnancy status to determine candidacy. Under Dr. Shah’s medical supervision, risks are minimized and individualized plans provided.
Avoid blood-thinning medications and supplements like aspirin, ibuprofen, and fish oil for about a week if possible, and skip alcohol 24 hours before. Arrive with clean skin and be ready to discuss your medical history and aesthetic goals.
Most patients enjoy three to four months of wrinkle reduction, though longevity varies by muscle strength and metabolism. Dr. Shah will recommend personalized maintenance intervals based on your response and aesthetic goals.
Common temporary effects include mild redness, swelling, or tiny bruises at injection sites. Downtime is minimal and most people resume normal activities immediately. Serious complications are rare, and Dr. Shah provides clear aftercare instructions.