Botox for Acne Scars

Botox for acne scars is a new option in the treatment of skin lesions. New research have found that treating a facial scar immediately with botulinum toxin (BOTOX) improves the appearance of a skin lesion later.

Scientists from the Mayo Clinic conducted research for seven years to prove that Botox can help reduce scarring if injected while a wound is healing. Botox create a smooth surface in wich the wound can heal, preventing muscle movement for the first two to three months after the wound occurs. Muscle movement may repeatedly distort wounds in the healing phase, producing inflammation and a wider scar.

The amount of Botox administered in each treatment has ranged from 10 to 50 units per ml of scar tissue.
Side effects are minimal with the botulinum toxin injections (occasional small bruise or a headache).
The main risk in Botox injection would be transient paralysis but patients also experienced positive side effects, such as a good wrinkle benefit.

Although injections with botulinum toxin would be available at local physicians' offices throughout the country, the injections are not yet approved for this use by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

I suggest you to try Rejuvinol Rejuvox  Cosmetic Procedure Alternative!

Moisturizing and Replenishing Anti-Wrinkle and Line Corrector, this anti-wrinkle cream often have a very good impact on acne scars, particularly if you are an adult acne sufferer with skin lesions. The action by which Argireline works is similar to cosmetic procedures resulting in facial relaxation but without the potential side effects of injecting a toxin.
Rejuvinol contains other key effective anti-aging skin care ingredients: Green Tea, Chamomile, Hyaluronic Acid, Ginseng, Olive Extract, Sunflower Oil.


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