Botox interventions have become one of the most common non-surgical cosmetic procedures in Canada in the past twenty years. With that, more and more men are getting botox injections to get their wrinkles out and even treat some of the other issues we’ll look into below.
So, let’s dive a bit deeper into the rabbit hole of that Botox is. Choosing the best botox clinic can be a bit more expensive, but after all, you’re getting an intervention done so it’s best to pay a little extra.
Let’s dive in, shall we?
First things first, you can’t exercise after a botox intervention
Yup, that’s right. If you were planning to go to the gym after getting botox, you’ll have to skip it. In fact, you’ll have to free up the next six to twelve hours off your schedule and plan something like chilling on the couch, having a simple meal and just doing nothing.
That’s the best way to ensure that the botox heals properly and you haven’t wasted your money.
So, clear up your schedule after your botox appointment, and please, don’t go to the gym.
And did you know that botox can manage adult acne?
Yup, here’s one of the first interesting things about botox. If you suffer from frequent breakouts, botox can limit those and help you regulate them.
The reason being, botox limits oil production and works especially well on forehead pimples. But keep in mind that this isn’t a first-in-line treatment, it’s rather a last case scenario when nothing over the counter works.
On top of that, botox also helps with regulating excessive sweating
Yup, kind of strange, but botox is a common solution for hyperhidrosis. That’s excessive sweating in the thighs, palms or armpits areas.
Injecting those places with botox can help with regulation of sweaty palms, and increase the self-esteem of guys that are too conscious about shaking hands or just wearing a shirt.
Botox freezes the sweat glands and it works just like it would with face muscles. It’s a pretty non-intrusive procedure for men to try and limit sweat production in those particular areas.
And lastly, it can help with getting migraines in control
Chronic migraines are a pain in the neck to deal with. They’re considered “chronic’ once they’re above fifteen per month and last more than four hours each. Knowing this, you can imagine how they can affect the day to day in many people’s lives.
But it turns out that botox can help with fixing that. In fact, it was first used to limit pain in a condition where the eye muscles caused a lot of pain, and now it turns out that it’s pretty efficient for chronic migraines as well.
Did you find something new about botox you didn’t know before? It turns out botox has quite a few more applications than just keeping your face wrinkle-free.