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Microtox
Microtox is also known as baby botox. This treatment is used as an alternative to traditional botox and can also be used in combination with a traditional Botox treatment. Microtox is applied more superficially then traditional Botox injections and can provide the patient with benefits sucha s smaller appearing pores and less oily skin. This treatment is temporary and the results vary from person to person. Ask for it by name and ask for it if you are looking for a very subtle look.
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Am I A Good Candidate For Microtox?
You are a good candidate for Microtox if you have fine lines and wrinkles and want to achieve a subtle, temporary correction. This is a typical treatment for actors so their faces are still animating fully but the lines are bit more subtle.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make an appointment for Microtox?
You can make an appointment for Microtox by calling our office at 201-820-5280
How often should I get Microtox?
Microtox just like traditional Botox treatments can last between 3-4 months. However, due to its superficial injection technique it can last as little as six-eight weeks and should only be performed every 3-4 months.
Why is it called Microtox?
Great Question! It is called Microtox because the toxin is applied in many more areas of the face and neck in much smaller quantities. It is also diluted more then a traditional Botox treatment when used in certain areas of the face like the under eyes for example.
How do I make an appointment for Microtox?
You can make an appointment for Microtox by calling our office at 201-820-5280
How often should I get Microtox?
Microtox just like traditional Botox treatments can last between 3-4 months. However, due to its superficial injection technique it can last as little as six-eight weeks and should only be performed every 3-4 months.
Why is it called Microtox?
Great Question! It is called Microtox because the toxin is applied in many more areas of the face and neck in much smaller quantities. It is also diluted more then a traditional Botox treatment when used in certain areas of the face like the under eyes for example.