Plastic Surgery Plus
Life Can Be Full of Interesting Curves

Location: 555 Schanck Road, Suite A4 - Freehold, NJ 00728
Voice: (732) 683-1033
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Yes, Botox® is a safe and effective treatment that enjoys immense popularity - but only if you adhere to sensible guidelines that will ensure that the procedure goes smoothly and safely as it should:

  1. Check Your Physician's Credentials - Because of the complicated musculature of the human face, potential Botox® patients should seek a plastic surgeon certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery. These are the only surgeons uniquely qualified to perform cosmetic surgery on the face and all areas of the body.
  2. Seek a Complete Patient Evaluation - Consult with a physician for an evaluation, as well as a full medical history, to determine the most appropriate treatment.
  3. Be Informed - Speak with others about the procedure - friends, family as well as a physician. Before a treatment decision is made co-operatively between the physician and patient, the physician should detail factual information about risks, benefits, alternatives, and reasons for the proposed treatment, after which an Informed Consent document should be signed by the patient.

Choose an Appropriate Setting - Botox® injections should be performed in a setting with appropriate medical personnel and necessary equipment to safely observe patients and deal with potential complications, as well as provide for the proper disposal of medical waste.

Face The Future With A Smile

According to the Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons Society, qualified professionals also performed 1.6 million BOTOX injections, up 45% from the previous year; 1.4 million chemical peels, up 116% from 2000, and 1 million collagen treatments, up 85%.

The latest trend in aesthetics is "The Botox® Party," where people gather for Botox® injections at someone's house or a hotel banquet room, usually a social atmosphere with alcoholic beverages served. While these parties may sound like fun, Botox® injections are serious business and should be treated as such. While the injections are quick and minimally invasive with few side effects or risks, Botox® is very definitely a medical procedure. The consumption of alcohol before, during or after any medical procedure could affect a patient's decision and the outcome of the procedure. This decision should be made without the influence of alcohol or peer pressure.

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