Smooth Operator: Why a Microinfusion Botox Facial Is a Game-Changer

Botox is most popular for being injected into muscle. This is the treatment that helps soften wrinkles. It’s great for the upper face, the area between the brows, forehead and crow's feet. But Botox can also be used superficially in the upper layers of the skin to improve your overall skin texture and minimize the appearance of pores. This treatment is called a Microinfusion Botox Facial and it harnesses the power of neuromodulators to create a smoother, more refined complexion, giving you that radiant glow.

Here’s how it helps pores:

Reduced Oil Production: Neuromodulators can help reduce sebum (oil) production in the skin. Excessive oil can make pores look larger, so when the skin is less oily, the pores can appear less noticeable.
Relaxed Muscles Around Pores: When neuromodulators relax the muscles underneath the skin, it can lead to less tension in the surrounding skin tissue. This relaxation may prevent the pulling or stretching of pores, leading to a smoother skin surface with the appearance of smaller pores.
Smoother Skin Surface: With fewer dynamic wrinkles and a more even skin surface, the skin reflects light more uniformly. This optical effect can make pores appear smaller, as the overall texture of the skin becomes smoother and less irregular.
Improved Skin Elasticity: By reducing muscle activity, neuromodulators can help improve skin elasticity over time. Better elasticity supports tighter skin, which can help minimize the visibility of pores.

These effects make the skin appear smoother and more refined, giving the illusion of smaller pores even though neuromodulators *don’t physically shrink them.* The combination of neuromodulators, hyaluronic acid and antioxidants target specific issues like fine lines, wrinkles, and skin hydration. Here's a breakdown of our most common components in our cocktail:

Botox (Botulinum Toxin): Micro-doses of Botox, sometimes referred to as "micro-Botox," are used to reduce pore size, oil production, and fine lines.
Hyaluronic Acid: Hyaluronic acid is added to boost hydration and plump the skin.
Serums (Vitamins, Peptides, and Growth Factors): These can include ingredients such as Vitamin C and Glutathione (for brightening and antioxidant effects), peptides (to stimulate collagen production), and growth factors (to enhance skin healing and rejuvenation).

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