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Castle Dermatology & Laser Center – Greeley Botox
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The Greeley Skin Clinic has a professional staff with cutting edge technology to keep you healthy and beautiful. With more than 60 years combined experience in Dermatology, we can help you with preventative health consultations, as well as special treatments and diagnostic care. Call for an appointment.
Northern Colorado Laser Botox in Greeley, CO
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A unique medical spa, making all of your beauty needs possible. Microblading✍🏻️ Lasers💥 Skincare💆🏼 injections 💉
Eve's Canvas Medispa Botox in Greeley, CO
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Here to enhance your beauty and promote healthy skin. If your in need of some skin correction, injectables or some facial pampering, Eve’s Canvas Medispa is the place to be.
CedarHaus MedSpa & Salon Botox in Greeley, CO
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To combine the latest scientific advances and state of the art technology with skilled licensed professionals to create results oriented skin and hair care for our clients throughout Northern Colorado.
Cosmedic Ink & Aesthetics Tattoo By Rose Botox in Greeley, CO
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With an impressive background and ceaseless passion for helping others feel virtuous, Rose has invested over two decades of her life in the health and beauty industry. Rose started her love as an adolescent, self-taught and educated, offering her services well before any beauty schooling and becoming licensed. Ms. Rose started tattooing at the young age of 13 and started her beauty career over 20 years ago. For over the past two decades, Rose has held a Cosmetology license in the state of Colorado. With a genuine commitment to advancing in the practice of beauty and culture, Rose has earned over a dozen certificates in Permanent make-up health and beauty, making her well experienced with leaders in the beauty industry of virtue, needle, and ink pigmentation.
Esthebella Skin LLC Botox in Greeley, CO
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Rachealle has a wealth of knowledge surrounding the human body. She is a yoga instructor as well as a mental health nurse. Her love for skin made it an easy choice in becoming an esthetician. Rachealle has attended many additional advanced skin care courses and esthetics educational training in the science of the skin. She believes the esthetics industry offers an on-going learning experience, and keeping up with available knowledge is key in becoming the best esthetician possible. Rachealle believes that investing in your skin is a benefit that lasts a lifetime.
Alyxis Aesthetics Botox in Greeley, CO
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Aesthetician with 9 years experience, Certified PMU Artist, Services Include: Microblading, Demaplane, Microdermabrasion, Microneedling, Customized Skincare, Eyebrow Shaping and Tinting, Waxing, Lash Lift and Tints.
UCHealth Dermatology Clinic – Greeley Botox
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Because we are in a health care setting, masks are still required in all facilities. Thank you for helping keep our patients and staff safe.
RN MediSpa Botox in Greeley, CO
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My name is Regina Nunnally. I am the owner of RN MediSpa in Greeley, Colorado. I was blessed to have served my country for six years in the United States Navy. During my time in the Military I was introduced to the Medical field, and after fulfilling my Military obligation, I relocated to Colorful Colorado to purse my dreams of becoming a Registered Nurse. I went on to receive my Bachelors Degree at UNC, and a Masters Degree in Nursing (Leadership & Management) from Grand Canyon University. My background is mostly Operating Room, however I worked in various different departments throughout my twenty year career at Banner Health Care Hospital.
Front Range Dermatology Associates Botox in Greeley, CO
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Range Dermatology provides skin care, comprehensive medical, and cosmetic dermatology services. Our Board Certified Dermatology Practitioners treat pediatric and adult patients with disorders of the skin, mouth, hair, and nails. The dermatologists at Front Range Dermatology Associates also have expertise in the care of: normal skin, the prevention of skin diseases, cancers, management of cosmetic disorders of the skin such as hair loss and scars and second-to-none optional medical aesthetic services which include Botox, Disport, laser skin treatments, and more.

Botox FAQs

The effects of Botox, or botulinum toxin, typically last three to four months. As muscle action slowly returns, the lines and wrinkles begin to reappear and need to be treated again. The lines and wrinkles often appear less severe with time because the muscles are being trained to relax.

This is a difficult question to answer because it can vary depending on the individual. In general, Botox takes a few days to start working, and the full effects may not be seen for two or three weeks. However, some people may start to see results as early as one or two days after treatment.

After your Botox cosmetic procedure, follow these tips:

  1. Don’t rub your face.
  2. Don’t drink alcohol.
  3. Don’t exercise.
  4. Don’t take hot baths or showers.
  5. Don’t lie down for at least four hours after injection.
  6. Don’t wear a hat or sunglasses.
  7. Don’t go in the sun or tanning bed.
  8. Don’t touch or manipulate the injection sites.

Generally, you can lay down as soon as you feel comfortable after getting Botox. However, you should avoid lying down for a few hours after your treatment to minimize the risk of developing swelling or bruising.

Some people choose to inject Botox in areas that are not recommended. Injecting Botox in the wrong place can lead to unwanted side effects, such as difficulty swallowing, speaking, or breathing. It is important to only receive Botox injections from a qualified injector with Botox experience.

The quantity of Botox you need will depend on the size of the area you are treating and your desired results. Typically, a dosage of between 10 and 20 units is used for each treatment area.

Botox injections work differently for each person. Some people may feel the effects after a few days, while others may not feel the full effects until a few weeks have passed.

Botox injections should be administered every 3-4 months for best results. However, some people may need touch-ups as often as every two months.

If you’ve had Botox injections, you should avoid rubbing or massaging the treated area. You should also avoid applying pressure to the area, such as leaning your head on a pillow when you’re sleeping. These activities could cause the Botox to move from its intended location. Possible side effects such as swelling and bruising may emerge after your injections, but these symptoms should dissipate within a few days. If they don’t or if you have any other concerns, contact your injector.

There are a few places you can go to get Botox, which is an FDA-approved treatment similar to fillers like Dysport and Xeomin. You can go to a plastic surgeon, or a dermatologist. There are also many med spas that offer Botox treatments.

Most people can resume their regular activities, including working out, immediately after getting Botox injections. In general, there is little to no downtime or recovery time associated with this neurotoxin. However, it is always best to check with your injector first to be safe.

The areas of the face where Botox can be injected are around forehead lines, around the area between the eyebrows (the glabella), around frown lines near the mouth, and around fine lines near the corners of the eyes (crow’s feet). Some people also get Botox injections in their lips to make them look fuller.

There is no one definitive answer to this question. Coverage for Botox injections will depend on the specific insurance plan and the reasons why the injections are being sought. Typically, however, Botox injections are considered a cosmetic treatment and therefore will not be covered by insurance.

However, some insurers may cover the procedure if it is deemed medically necessary. You may be able to receive coverage if you’re undergoing a Botox injectable treatment for a legitimate medical condition such as chronic migraines or excessive sweating. Patients seeking coverage for Botox injections should contact their insurance providers to inquire about specific coverage policies.