Despite
the fact that Botox is a highly effective and demanded treatment, there are
many people who say that botox does not work for them. Why is it so? Why Botox
work for a vast majority of people and not for some? Let’s probe into three
main reasons why botox may not work for you.
1. You
are not receiving suitable botox units: as more and
more salons and spas are offering the botox
treatment at seemingly every nook and corner, this problem is bound to
arise. These places do not have the expert and professional injectors but they
compete with the trained botox injectors by offering low prices for the
treatment. They adopt different ways of lowering the prices.
Some
charge the low price for each botox unit. Be careful of such bargain because
you will get what you pay for meaning lower units of botox than actually
required. Another tactic is to charge by the area. This is not a bad way but it
also has a problem that is you do not know how many units of botox you are
actually getting for each area. Professional and trained injectors inject
appropriate botox units in each area while untrained injectors will not. The
efficacy and duration of botox depend largely on the number of injected units.
With
these selling approaches, you may know the volume of injection but have no clue
about the actual botox units being injected.



