Cosmetic Injectables Applecross in Mt Pleasant WA
Muscle relaxing injectables are a popular therapeutic and cosmetic treatment that we offer. These neuromodulator injections work by temporarily relaxing specific muscles in the face and around the mouth, allowing for less tension and a smoother appearance of the skin.
Injectables for Teeth Clenching and Grinding
One of the most common uses for muscle relaxing injectables is for our patients who experience muscle clenching or tooth grinding (bruxism.) These conditions can cause headaches, jaw pain, and even damage to the teeth. By relaxing the hyperactive muscles responsible for these actions, our patients can experience relief from their symptoms for up to 3-4 months at a time.
Skin Smoothing Benefits
In addition to addressing functional concerns, muscle-relaxing injectables can also be used for cosmetic purposes. When injected into specific muscles in the face, they can smooth out wrinkles and fine lines, giving the face a more relaxed and youthful appearance. This is particularly effective in addressing wrinkles and lines that are caused by repetitive muscle movements, such as brow or frown lines as well as crow’s feet.
How Long Do Results Last?
The effects of muscle-relaxing injectables typically last between 3-4 months, after which the injections will need to be repeated to maintain the desired results. We use only the highest-quality injectables, administered by trained and experienced professionals, to ensure the best possible results for our patients.
Are They Right For Me?
Muscle relaxing injectables can be a highly effective treatment for a variety of concerns, including functional issues such as muscle clenching and tooth grinding, as well as cosmetic concerns such as preventing fine lines and wrinkles.
If you’re interested in learning more about how cosmetic and anti-wrinkle injectables can help you look your best, contact us to schedule a consultation.
Any invasive or surgical procedure may carry risks. Before moving forward, it is recommended that you seek a second opinion from an appropriately licensed medical professional.
