Botox injections don’t just reduce lines of facial expression. Botulinum toxin, the active ingredient in Botox and it has many other uses:

Hyperhidrosis

Botox can be used to reduce excessive sweating

Hyperhidrosis, as the condition is properly known, can reduce excessive sweating by over 95% after treatment, and the effects can last from 4 months up to one year.

Freedom from unwanted dark patches and unpleasant smells at last!

 

Hyperhidrosis
Treating chronic migraines

Treating chronic migraines

It can be used to treat chronic migraines

Botox injections are injected into the scalp, moderating the production and effect of pain-producing neurotransmitters in the brain that give us chronic migraines.

Almost all patients treated with Botox for chronic migraines at our MediZen Clinic experience a significant reduction in the frequency and severity of their headaches.

However, treatment should only be performed by a doctor, who is qualified to exclude other causes of headache that may need more detailed investigation or other specialist treatment.

Treating Acne

Botox can be used to treat Acne

Minute doses of Botox injections are injected superficially into the affected areas which can significantly reduce the severity of facial acne, particularly recurrent spots occurring in the same area on a regular basis.

Pore size is reduced, and the skin takes on a more even texture.

Treating Acne
How to treat Raynaud's Disease

How to treat Raynaud's Disease

It can be used to treat Raynaud's Disease

This is a condition that is sometimes inherited, which causes the fingers to become cold, white and/or blue and painful with relatively minor exposure to cold.

It is caused by hypersensitivity of the muscular wall of the arteries supplying the fingers, causing the circulation to be reduced in the fingers.

In severe cases, ulceration and frostbite can result.

Injection of Botox into the bases of the fingers can be very effective in improving circulation, lasting for 3-4 months or more.

treating 'Teeth Grinding' or 'Bruxism'

Botox can be used to treat 'Teeth Grinding' or 'Bruxism'

Bruxism or 'teeth grinding', is a problem for many, and can, in turn, lead to headaches, damaged teeth and a square, wide jaw, which in women, can be defeminising.

Many patients struggle with uncomfortable and expensive dental mouth guards and devices, so this can be a welcome and very effective alternative.

Botox Injections into the overactive muscles can be a quick, effective and painless solution.

treating 'Teeth Grinding' or 'Bruxism'

Author: Laura Eccleston

Laura Eccleston

Business Manager - BSc Biomedical Science

Laura graduated from the University of Sheffield with a degree in Biomedical Science. She has since undertaken various roles in the pharmaceutical industry before joining MediZen in 2019.

Laura's role at MediZen involves regularly evaluating business needs and creating a strategy to ensure MediZen are always at the forefront of the industry. Her responsibilities include identifying opportunities for the business to ensure they stay competitive and seeking out new treatments to add to the portfolio. Laura's experience working for successful life science companies has given her the key tools to execute her role effectively.

Outside of work, Laura enjoys skiing, socialising, good food and wine.

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