Prevent Smile Lines and Wrinkles! Botox to Crows Feet

It's Tuesday afternoon, and it's staff injection time. We've got one of our lovely staff. You guys have maybe met her. Kat. Say hi, Kat. Hey, that's not hi, Kat. She's gonna follow instructions. She's a boss. Hi. We're gonna do some Botox. We're gonna do some fillers. I'm gonna inject around the crow's feet. We've actually never done Botox for her out here. Smile really big, see what happens. It kind of cringes up and lines start to form. She's really young, but what you want to do Botox, you want to start early to prevent lines from forming. So watch how I do this. It's a little drop of Botox right there. This helps with the lateral canthus part of the orbicularis oculi. This goes underneath the lateral brow. Come down in this area. You want to make sure you're very superficial. If you go deep, you paralyze the zygomaticus muscle, and then you will paralyze your smile. And they will look like a stroke victim. Nobody wants that. So that's one side, four drops, then we go to the other side. Turn your loosely a little bit for me. Smile really big again. See what happens. It just kind of keeps the eyes more open afterwards. Relax your smile. Injections are extremely superficial. You can see the blood that's created. That's the Botox right there. It absorbs in very quickly and goes away in about 20 minutes. Almost done. This is something we do about three to four times a year. Around the eyes. Botox wears off in three to four months. I don't always do it under the eyes, but it's something that can be done. That's it. No bruises from the Botox. Leave it alone, and then do it again in three to four months. So that's the Botox part.