Botox
This non-surgical injectable treatment relaxes facial muscles to minimize wrinkles and fine lines, helping to prevent the deepening of expression lines.

Condition Addressed
Botox is a widely used, minimally invasive injectable treatment that addresses both cosmetic and medical conditions by temporarily relaxing targeted muscles.
Cosmetically, Botox is most commonly used to reduce the appearance of dynamic wrinkles and fine lines caused by repeated facial expressions, such as frown lines (glabellar lines), forehead creases, and crow’s feet around the eyes. It is also used to soften neck bands and improve facial symmetry. Medically, Botox is FDA-approved to treat conditions like chronic migraines, excessive underarm sweating (hyperhidrosis), muscle spasms, overactive bladder, and certain movement disorders, including cervical dystonia and blepharospasm. The treatment works by blocking nerve signals that trigger muscle contractions, leading to a smoother, more relaxed appearance or symptom relief depending on the indication.
Downtime
Downtime after Botox injections is minimal to none, making it a convenient option for those with busy lifestyles.
Most patients can return to work and normal activities immediately after the procedure, as the treatment is quick and non-surgical. Some may notice mild redness, swelling, or slight bruising at the injection sites, but these effects typically subside within a few hours to a day. Patients are advised to avoid rubbing or massaging the treated area, lying down, or engaging in strenuous exercise for the first few hours to prevent the product from migrating. There are no significant restrictions, and recovery is generally uneventful when performed by an experienced provider.
Outcomes
Outcomes from Botox are both noticeable and progressive.
Initial results may be seen within three to five days as the treated muscles begin to relax, but the full effect is typically visible about two weeks after the procedure. The skin appears smoother, fine lines and wrinkles are reduced, and the overall facial expression looks more refreshed and youthful. The effects of Botox last approximately three to six months, after which muscle activity gradually returns and wrinkles may reappear, often less severe than before. Regular maintenance treatments every three to four months are recommended to sustain the desired results. Botox is considered safe and effective when administered by a qualified professional, with rare but possible side effects including temporary muscle weakness, allergic reactions, or, very rarely, spread of the toxin beyond the injection site. Most patients report high satisfaction with the natural-looking, rejuvenating outcomes and the convenience of the procedure.
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The Journey With Charm We Maintain
Consultation
Our team of specialists at Charm We Maintain has 20 + years of industry experience in various treatments & surgeries.
Pre-preparation
During the consultation, our specialists will carefully assess your concerns and recommend the most appropriate treatments or surgical options. They may also advise certain precautions or activities to ensure a smooth and hassle-free process.
Treatment
Charm We Maintain Clinic has skilled experts using advanced technology. They will ensure that the process is carried out with great care and precision.
Post-procedure care
After the treatment, Charm We Maintain Clinic experts will tell you how to take suggestive steps post-session for optimum results. Experts will tell you the detail about the post-care routine and the need for a smooth post-session period.
FAQ
What is Botox?
Botox is an FDA-approved neurotoxin derived from Clostridium botulinum. It relaxes targeted facial muscles to reduce wrinkles caused by repeated expressions (e.g., frown lines, crow’s feet).
How does Botox work?
It blocks nerve signals to specific muscles, preventing contractions that create wrinkles. Results appear gradually over 3–7 days, peaking at 10–14 days.
What concerns does Botox address?
Forehead lines and frown lines (glabellar region).
Crow’s feet around the eyes.
Lip lines, chin dimpling, and neck bands (off-label uses).
Jaw slimming and TMJ relief (off-label).
Who is an ideal candidate?
Adults with dynamic wrinkles (caused by muscle movement). Unsuitable for pregnant/breastfeeding individuals or those with neuromuscular disorders.
How many sessions are needed?
Single session per treatment area. Maintenance every 3–4 months as effects fade.
Is there downtime?
None—resume normal activities immediately. Avoid rubbing treated areas for 24 hours.
Does it hurt
Minimal discomfort—fine needles and optional numbing cream are used. Pain likened to a quick pinch.
Are there side effects?
Temporary redness, swelling, or bruising. Rare risks include drooping eyelids (if improperly injected).
How to prepare?
Avoid blood thinners (aspirin, ibuprofen) and alcohol for 1 week pre-treatment.
Arrive makeup-free and discuss medical history with your provider.
When will I see results?
Visible improvement in 3–4 days; full results at 2 weeks.