Botox is a popular cosmetic treatment that is used to reduce wrinkles and fine lines. It is a non-surgical treatment that is used to reduce the appearance of aging. Botox injections are a safe and effective way to reduce wrinkles, restore a youthful appearance and create a more youthful look. The number of units of Botox required will depend on the area being treated and the individual’s desired results. Khan Eyelid and Facial Aesthetics, led by oculoplastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Tanya Khan, provides Botox to patients in Plano, Dallas, Austin, Texas, and surrounding locations.

What is Botox?

Botox is a protein that is injected into the skin to relax the muscles and reduce wrinkles. It works by blocking nerve signals that cause the muscles to contract. The injected Botox then prevents the muscle from contracting and reduces the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. Botox has been used for medical purposes for many years and is now used for cosmetic purposes as well.

Botox injections can be used to treat a variety of cosmetic concerns, including crow’s feet, forehead wrinkles, and frown lines. Botox can also be used to reduce wrinkles around the mouth, lift the eyebrows, and improve the appearance of the neck.

The results of Botox injections are not permanent, but the effects can last for several months. Botox is a safe and effective treatment for wrinkles and fine lines, but it is important to consult with a qualified provider before beginning treatment.

How Much Botox Will I Need To Achieve Results?

The number of units of Botox required will depend on the area being treated, the individual’s desired results, and the specific muscles involved in creating the wrinkles and fine lines. Generally, it is recommended to start with a lower number of units, as the effects of Botox can be increased over time.

The amount of Botox required can vary depending on the size of the area being treated. Multiple areas can be treated in one session. The average amount of Botox units used per area are: 

Forehead: 10-30 units 

Frown Lines: 10-25 units

Crow’s Feet: 10-30 units (5 to 15 per corner of eyes) 

Gummy Smile: 4-5 units (2-2.5 per side of mouth) 

Masseter: 50-60 units (25-30 per side of jaw)

It is important to consult with a qualified provider before beginning treatment to determine the exact number of units of Botox required. A qualified provider will be able to assess the area and determine the number of units of Botox required to achieve the desired results.

Procedure and Recovery

Once the consultation is complete and the provider has determined the number of units of Botox required, the individual will be ready for the procedure. The procedure will typically take about 30 minutes and does not require any sedation or anesthesia.

During the procedure, the provider will inject the Botox into the specific muscles involved in creating the wrinkles and fine lines. The provider may use a numbing cream or ice pack to reduce discomfort during the procedure. After the procedure, the individual may experience some redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection sites, but these effects should resolve within a few days.

The results of Botox injections will typically be visible within a few days. The results of Botox injections typically last between three and four months. After this time, the individual may need to receive additional injections to maintain the results.

Contact Us

Botox injections are a safe and effective way to reduce wrinkles and fine lines. If you are considering Botox injections and would like to know how many units of Botox you may need to achieve the results you desire, contact us today to schedule a consultation. Khan Eyelid and Facial Aesthetics, led by oculoplastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Tanya Khan, provides Botox to patients in Plano, Dallas, Austin, Texas, and surrounding locations.

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Oculoplastic surgeons are highly trained in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases and conditions. They use advanced surgical techniques to ensure the best possible outcome for their patients. Oculoplastic surgery is a safe and effective way to improve the health and appearance of the eyes and surrounding structures.

What is an Oculoplastic Surgery?

Oculoplastic surgery involves the use of reconstructive and cosmetic techniques to improve the appearance and function of the structures around the eye. Oculoplastic surgeons are experts in reconstructive surgery of the eyelids, orbit, and tear ducts, as well as cosmetic procedures such as eyelid lifts and Botox injections.

The goal of oculoplastic surgery is to improve the function and appearance of the eyes and surrounding structures. Oculoplastic surgeons use a combination of reconstructive and cosmetic techniques to achieve the desired results. Oculoplastic surgery is a safe and effective way to improve the health and appearance of the eyes and surrounding structures. 

What is an Oculoplastic Surgeon?

An oculoplastic surgeon is a medical doctor who specializes in oculoplastic surgery, a type of surgery that deals with the structure and function of the eyes, eyelids, tear ducts, and orbit (the area surrounding the eye). Oculoplastic surgeons are board-certified ophthalmologists, who have completed advanced fellowship training in oculoplastic surgery.

Oculoplastic surgeons treat a variety of conditions, including eyelid and eyebrow abnormalities, eye socket deformities, tear duct obstructions, thyroid eye disease, and facial nerve paralysis. They can also perform cosmetic procedures such as eyelid lifts, brow lifts, and orbital reshaping. In addition, oculoplastic surgeons are skilled in treating eye injuries and tumors of the eyelids, orbit, and tear ducts.

About Dr. Tanya Khan

Dr. Khan specializes in the clinical and surgical management of eyelid and orbit issues, such as blepharoplasty, blepharoptosis repair, ectropion, entropion, trichiasis, epiphora, benign essential blepharospasm, hemifacial spasm, and thyroid eye disease. She also performs surgeries to deal with excess tearing due to nasolacrimal obstruction, complex oculofacial reconstruction for repairing defects from injury or cancer removal, and elimination of orbital tumors. Dr. Khan provides non-invasive facial aesthetic enhancements by way of botulinum toxin and facial filler injections, chemical and laser skin resurfacing, and topical skin care. 

During her training, Dr. Khan focused on basic anatomical and clinical studies exploring vascular occlusion from facial filler and the role of neurotoxin to lacrimal gland in treating epiphora. She is the first author of nine peer-reviewed scientific publications and has written two scientific book chapters. Additionally, she has shown her work at national and international ophthalmology and cosmetic surgery conferences.

Contact Khan Eyelid and Facial Aesthetics and Oculoplastic & Reconstructive Surgeon Dr. Tanya Khan Today to Schedule an Appointment

For more information about procedures and treatments at Khan Eyelid and Facial Aesthetics by Ophthalmic surgeon Dr. Tanya Khan. Click here to contact us.

Taking patients from in and around Dallas, Plano, Fort Worth, Grapevine, Garland, Mesquite, Carrollton, Irving, Frisco, Texas and more.