Botox is an effective treatment to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on the forehead, between the eyebrows, and around the eyes (crows feet). Since its FDA-approval in 2002, it has become the top minimally-invasive cosmetic treatment on the market by a landslide.
People from all walks of life are trying Botox to achieve a more rested and youthful appearance. If you’re considering taking the Houston Botox plunge to join the crowd, you might be wondering what happens if you try it and decide it’s not for you. Read on to find out.
If I try Botox, am I committed?
No. If you ever decide that you no longer want Botox injections, you can choose to quit having treatments at any time. Although the effects of Botox are temporarily permanent, results typically wear off within three to four months of treatment. Once the results wear off, you can choose to stop having Botox injections.
Or, if you love the results, then you’ll want to keep up with treatments every three to four months to maintain results. And at DermaTouch RN, you can save on your first and future Botox treatments with DermaTouch RN specials.
DermaTouch RN is the top provider of Houston Botox
DermaTouch RN’s team of professional injectors have performed 1000s of Botox treatments. Plus, they offer some of the best Botox pricing on the market with their DermaTouch RN specials. Contact DermaTouch RN online or at 281.895.9090 today to schedule your consultation to determine if Botox is for you (or if you’re looking to change providers).
DermaTouch RN offers minimally invasive and non-invasive treatments for men and women in Houston, San Antonio, Spring and Cypress, as well as the surrounding areas of Texas. We are the largest aesthetic practice in the Houston area, and all of our medical spa treatments are performed by a team of nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and aestheticians who receive continuing education to remain abreast of emerging treatments that benefit our patients. We invite you to learn more about our office before your consultation.
