Salivary gland Botox

Discuss whether treatment targets muscle movement, sweating or secretion. Give previous product, dose and date, neuromuscular conditions, medicines, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Botox is used here as a menu term; product units, indications and approvals are not interchangeable.

The doctor examines asymmetry and movement to select sites and units, then cleanses and injects, with cooling as needed. Intranasal administration is a different technique. Confirm the area-specific method and additional charges before treatment.

Bruising or swelling may occur. Clinic menus describe changes over several days to roughly two weeks and gradual fading over months; timing depends on site, product and purpose. Avoid rubbing, alcohol and strenuous exercise on the day.

Risks include pain, headache, asymmetry, expression changes and weakness. Site-specific risks include eyelid droop or swallowing difficulties after neck treatment. Breathing, swallowing or speech problems or generalized weakness require immediate medical attention.