Category Archives: Botox
In the battle of the botulinum toxins for the treatment of crow’s feet, it appears Dysport has an edge over Botox, according to a new study. Researchers at the Maas Clinic in San Francisco treated crow’s feet on 90 patients … Continue reading
New research shows that a topical Botox gel may be effective for reducing crow’s feet, according to U.S. News & World Report. The gel contains botulinum toxin, which is Botox’s active ingredient, and results last about four months — similar … Continue reading
There has been a large increase over the last few years in the number of 20-something patients using Botox and similar treatments as a way to prevent future wrinkles, experts say. While there is no definitive evidence that using Botox … Continue reading
