Intradermal Botox: The Latest Skin Rejuvenation Trend in Beverly Hills
September 19th, 2008
So you’ve heard of Botox for wrinkles and even for sweating, but how about for large pores?
While pores are essential to your skin’s health by providing oil to keep skin soft and hydrated, having visible pores is one of the top skin complaints among women. While it isn’t possible to permanently “shrink” large pores, there are a number of ways to make them less noticeable, including visiting a qualified aesthetic surgeon who can perform intradermal Botox injections.
What causes large pores?
Genetics and age are the two largest factors contributing to pore size. People who have skin that is naturally thick and oily tend to have larger pores. During the aging process, skin loses elasticity and thickens causing pores to look larger.
What does Intradermal Botox do? How does it work?
Botox is injected into the muscles of facial expression. Intradermal Botox is injected in the fine muscles in the skin that control pore size - the erector pili. These muscles are the ones that make your hair stand on ends or cause goose bumps. The effect of Botox injected in this manner contracts the skin’s pores, making them less visible.
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1. teresa moore-bradbury | November 26th, 2008 at 7:23 pm
I want to wish all of you a Happy Thanksgiving. I haven’t been to your new office. I trust the move was an easy one. I have had meso therapy at your facifility many times but I’m curious about the botox for large pores. By the way Dr. “A” your staff is amazing and makes the procedures I have had not to be scary or invasive. They are always on the ball and know how to treat patients. I’m wishing you the best year ever. Best always, Teresa
2. bhaesthetics | December 1st, 2008 at 11:07 am
Hi Teresa-
Happy Thanksgiving to you too! Please stop by the new office - it’s looking great!
We’d be happy to talk to you about botox for pores. Give us a call anytime: (310)551-9800
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