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How Often Should I Be Doing Botox?

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Botox injections solve an array of cosmetic and medical challenges. They are used by many to prevent signs of aging, diminish deep lines, and create a smooth, youthful complexion. However, Botox is not a permanent treatment and requires upkeep to maintain the stunning benefits the injections provide. The frequency of Botox treatment depends on many factors, including age, genetics, and the severity of the individual cosmetic challenge. So, how often should you get Botox? 

The Type Of Botox Treatment Matters  

The type of Botox treatment you receive can affect the frequency of maintenance sessions. For instance, younger patients who get Botox as a wrinkle preventative may not need the treatment as often as those who wish to diminish the appearance of already-formed fine lines. Additionally, the timeline for Botox injections for migraines or TMJ can vary depending on the severity of the headaches or jaw pain. However, when a patient first begins Botox for migraines, it often isn’t until the second session that they start to experience the results.  

Genetics & Age 

Genetics and age can affect how often one should receive Botox treatments. Some are genetically inclined to a higher metabolism and may process the injections faster, requiring more appointments. Older patients may need more frequent injections due to the advanced stage of the wrinkles and necessary doses to keep the skin smooth and clear. However, it’s crucial to ensure your injector thoroughly plans the visits, as the body can develop a resistance to the neuromodulator. 

Botox Injection Plans 

While age, treatment type, and genetics can all affect the frequency of your Botox treatment, the most important aspect is finding an injection specialist who understands the precise pacing you’re specific challenges require. The body can build up immunity to the compounds in Botox, making the treatment less effective. Additionally, overuse of Botox can cause cosmetic issues like shiny, plastic-appearing skin or even cause permanent asymmetry in the face. Finding the right injection specialist who will create a personalized plan for your needs and understand the importance of timing is the best way to ensure your Botox injections are on the right track.

Botox Longevity 

Although the longevity of Botox injection can look different for every patient, the treatment commonly lasts around three to four months. However, it can last up to six months for some and only two months for others. It all depends on your specific needs and unique makeup. By working with a skilled and trusted injection specialist, you can find the perfect Botox plan to achieve rejuvenated and stunning results. 

The Leading Botox Injection Plans In DFW 

In the DFW area, Injectco is the leading Botox injection center for a reason. Run by Master Nurse Injector, Kiara, Injectco has four locations all over the metroplex that offer incredible and experienced injectors to help you feel and look your best. Not only does Injectco offer many cosmetic injectable treatments, but they also work to provide the perfect plan for every patient. Call us at (817) 533-7676 to learn more and schedule a free consultation. Patients can also book online or reach out through our contact form.
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Kiara DeWitt

Kiara is a Registered Nurse and accredited Master Nurse Injector. She is also a pediatric neurosciences RN at Cook Children’s Medical Center. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Texas Christian University and went on to obtain her Medical Aesthetic Certification from the National Laser Institute and Medical Empire, where she received her Botulinum Toxin & Dermal Filler Injector Certification, Advanced Botulinum & & Dermal Filler Injector Certification, and Sclerotherapy/Kybella Certification.