BOTOX

In the year 2000, there were 5,500,446 minimally invasive, nonsurgical cosmetic procedures performed by board-certified plastic surgeons in the United States. By 2017, that number had increased 186% to an impressive  15,714,118, as reported by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

More people discover the benefits of BOTOX® Cosmetic every year and decide to take advantage of its ability to smooth skin, reduce sweat, and even treat migraines. With an experienced and professional cosmetic surgeon like Dr. Harrell, BOTOX® may be the solution to helping you look as young and energetic as you feel inside. But how can you decide whether BOTOX® is right for you?

Our faces are one of the first parts of the body to show signs of aging. Wrinkles are commonly caused by a multitude of things, such as collagen depletion, damage from free radicals, cellular changes, and contraction of the facial muscles. Botox injections help to temporarily reduce the activity of muscles and reduce the appearance of lines. If you are in Ft.

Many patients are initially skeptical that BOTOX(R) from Fort Lauderdale plastic surgeon Dr. Jon Harrell can achieve the dramatic facial rejuvenation we promise. Fortunately, decades of experience with the procedure have made clear that BOTOX(R) is safe and exceptionally effective.

Dr. Harrell believes strongly in the importance of clear communication with all of his patients. This means explaining the details of procedures, including BOTOX(R) treatments, so that you’re comfortable with your treatment plan.

Approved for cosmetic use by the FDA over a decade ago, BOTOX® Cosmetic is largely considered one of the safest and most effective ways to temporarily reduce visible signs of aging. More than 11 million men and women in the United States have undergone BOTOX® Cosmetic injections and the rate of serious complications is so rare as to be considered negligible. During your initial BOTOX® Cosmetic consultation with Fort Lauderdale plastic surgeon Dr. Jon Harrell, specific safety concerns can be addressed and your candidacy for this treatment option determined.