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Botox injections around the scalp and forehead have not been found to cause hair loss side effects.

No, Botox does not weaken the immune system.

Botox and fillers work in different ways, so one isn't better than the other. While Botox erases wrinkles by paralyzing the muscles creating them, fillers fill in the thin areas of the face.

Botox is a safe procedure for most patients, but it is not recommended for patients who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or who have a neurological disease.

When administered by a trusted Botox professional, Botox rarely ever comes with serious side effects. Some minor side effects include: bruising, itching, headache, muscle stiffness, allergic reactions, and rash.

Hot tubs, hot showers, and saunas should be avoided at least four hours after your clinic visit. The general rule of thumb is to avoid or minimize sweating the day you receive Botox injections.

Because Botox freezes muscle function temporarily, no new lines will develop over the course of your treatment. After you stop Botox, your face would still look younger because your face hasn't developed new facial lines.

Treating chronic headaches is a registered medical use for Botox. This wonder toxin can be used to help with migraine attacks and reduce sensitivity, as well as improve nausea and vomiting.

Chemical peels can be used to address common skin issues including hyperpigmentation, acne marks, and superficial facial lines.

The Youth Fountain is a five-star body contouring, injectibles, and aesthetics clinic in Freehold, New Jersey. We are official resellers for medical-grade Skincare Revision products.