Botox
Botox (also known as Vistabel) injections relax the dynamic facial muscles that are responsible for facial wrinkles. The main areas it is used for are the frown, eye and forehead areas. The relaxed, fresher look it gives can stay with you for three to six months. Botox can also be used to combat hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating of the armpits, which does not respond to topical treatment with antiperspirants. Botox works by blocking the nerve impulses to sweat glands, which stops them from producing sweat.
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