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How Long Does The Botox Treatment Last?

Botox is a temporary treatment aimed at relaxing the muscles that form dynamic wrinkles on tthe surface of the skin. Once a Botox injection is given to a patient, it works by paralysing the nerves that control those muscles and the effects last for about six months. Once the drug wears off the muscles work in exactly the same way as they did before so another injection of Botox needs to be given to continue the appearance of smooth skin. Since there are very few side effects of the drug and there are no studies that show there are problems associated with repeated treatments, Botox is the best treatment for wrinkles.

As with all aesthetic treatments, it is important to see an experienced medical expert. Dr Tapan Patel of the VIVA Clinic has many years' experience as a cosmetic doctor and was recently named as one of the UK's top 30 aesthetic practitioners by the acclaimed Tatler magazine. Combining an eye for beauty with all the necessary experience and qualifications means Dr Tapan Patel is able to restore and enhance your beauty.

Where is the VIVA Clinic located?

The clinic is located in North London and you will be able to fix an appointment with them by either calling them or by using their website. During the consultation, Dr Tapan will take a thorough medical history, perform a skin analysis to identify what are your problem areas and then be able to guide you to the right anti-ageing treatments for you. You will also be asked about your expectations and then Dr Tapan Patel will be able to help you understand if all your expectations will be fulfilled.

Who can provide the Botox treatment?

The right person to provide the treatment would be a Botox expert. It will help you to get the best treatment that lasts for a long time. An experienced cosmetic doctor will be able to identify the right places for the Botox face injection to provide a very natural look on your face. Injections by a person who lacks experience can cause your face to look frozen. To avoid such complications.

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