Botox Bucks County, PA and Princeton, NJ

Ophthalmologists and oculoplastic specialists have been using Botox for medical reasons for many years. It was actually an ophthalmologist who discovered that Botox could be used for cosmetic purposes. With over 15 years of experience injecting Botox, Dr. Lavrich has a unique understanding of its use. As results are technique-dependent, Dr. Lavrich uses her advanced techniques and skill to give you a natural, refreshed look, not a paralyzed or “plasticized” one. Many patients seek Dr. Lavrich’s expertise after being unhappy with how Botox was done elsewhere. Talk with her about your options.

Botox Cosmetic is a simple, nonsurgical treatment that smoothes the deep, persistent lines in your forehead, brow and crow’s feet area that develop over time. Botox Cosmetic is a purified protein that blocks the impulses from the nerve to the tiny muscles that are related to “expression lines” so they don’t contract and cause wrinkles. One 10-minute treatment – a few tiny injections into the wrinkle lines – relaxes the underlying muscles causing the wrinkles to soften or disappear. This relaxation will last 3 to 6 months and seem to last longer and longer with repeated injections. Botox Cosmetic is an effective, low-risk and affordable solution to manage wrinkles, especially crow’s feet and frown lines.

Botox Cosmetic is certainly not just for women. Women may seem more interested in their looks, but men are concerned about their appearance as well. A person who has pronounced lines between his brows may be perceived as angry or stressed—and may not want to appear that way. That’s why it’s not surprising that both men and women are choosing Botox Cosmetic as an effective way to manage wrinkles. A Botox Cosmetic treatment requires little time out of the office. So it is possible to have the procedure done during a lunch hour and head right back to work. Over a million people have been treated with FDA-approved Botox Cosmetic and there is only one real Botox Cosmetic. Call for your appointment with Dr. Lavrich today!