Deep wrinkle treatments and anti-aging procedures such as Botox treatments, Juvederm injections, and skin rejuvenation have gained a lot of momentum in recent years. Considering how popular they have become, and will people undergoing anti-aging treatments at younger an younger ages, it may difficult to believe that at one time these kinds of treatments were not openly discussed. In fact, they were even frowned down upon.
Fast forward today, and injectables such as Botox treatments remain the most popular non-surgical or non-invasive cosmetic procedures performed, according to data from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPA). Why is this? Because Botox and other injectables provide quick, relatively painless results, in a short amount of time.
However, Botox treatments aren’t just for faces anymore! They’re being used to treat a variety of other ailments, both medical and cosmetic. For example, did you know that Botox injections are effective in treating medical conditions such as chronic or recurring migraine headaches and excessive arm pit or scalp sweating?
Did you also know that Botox can also temporarily make a woman’s breasts larger too? Dubbed the “Botox Breaslift”, many women are turning to this procedure in order to temporarily enhance their chest. During the 30 minute procedure, Botox is injected directly into the muscles lining the chest wall and behind the breast tissue, which in turn, lifts and enhances their shape. Many women are choosing to do this before a special event such as an anniversary or wedding, or simply to see what breast implants may look like.
While Botox can make breasts appear temporarily larger, it can also make large calf muscles smaller. That’s right, Botox can also be used to slim calf muscles, which in turn, allows women with larger calves to be able to wear boots and other popular shoe styles.
However, both treatments have received criticism over their safety and long term health effects. Despite this, both treatments continue to gain popularity.
