The use of Botox has become so frequent that youth chasers are developing immunity to injectable: doctors

People are worried that they have become immune to botox – not that you will be able to see it on their face.

Extremely popular injection temporarily reduces or finally eliminates lines and wrinkles and is widely used to reduce the appearance of cloudy lines, forehead wrinkles and turkey legs near the eyes.

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Botox injections increased 6% from year to year to 2023.

While generally safe, wires can lead to side effects such as bruising and pain, flu -like symptoms, headaches, nausea, redness and temporary facial weakness or fall.

But now, some say they are experiencing a new side effect: immunity to injections after withdrawing many times.

This is a real tilt when you are spending an average of $ 662.20 for a treatment – adding up to 52,976.24 dollars in a lifetime – in Manhattan.

But New York City -based plastic surgeon Dr. Dr. Brian Bassiri-Tehrani explained that most patients do not become immune-but they can become resistant.

He told The Daily Mail that this can happen to people “the more often” they are “exposed to the product in higher doses.”

“People who will dose or touch Botox among regular three-month sessions may be in danger,” Dr. Bassiri-Tehrani said.

“Another thing that people do not fully understand about Botox is that once it enters the neuromuscular intersection, it relates to the nerve endings that are strengthening the muscles, and will not only come out in three months, and everything is finally attached to those nerve endings and what happens is the new nervous endings go to the muscles.”

“So the reason it gets tired in three months is not because Botox disappears. This is because new nerve endings are now involving those muscle units, and when they regenerate muscle units, they are not reinoating the same units of the same muscles in the same way,” he continued.

He suggests waiting every six months for new nerve endings to take root and health.

“There is a dramatic shift from people who see these things as a form of cosmetic surgery or a medical thing in a form of grooming,” the famous cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank, the founder of Manhattan’s PFRANKMD, previously told the post.

“People look at it as a form of grooming, like making their hair, like making their nails.”

If there is little or no change in your ability to move the treated muscles after four weeks, you may have developed Botox resistance – where the body produces antibodies to neutralize it.

New York City face Jade Haifa Oeseslati told the Daily Mail that “there were clients who, over time, developed immunity to Botox and as a result required alternative facial treatments to achieve similar results.”

While ‘these treatments do not directly replace Botox, they can provide comparable benefits such as skin tightening, wrinkle decline and overall facial renovation.

It suggests microneedling, bucale faces and using retinoids and peptides to maintain a youthful shine.