Pores are essential for keeping the skin soft and hydrated. However, overly large pores are present it can make the skin look rough, uneven and can be unflattering. Even the application of makeup may be difficult and worsen the skin textural differences.
Botox represents the latest technique for pore reduction. In fact, intradermal Botox is the only treatment for which directly targets pores. When all of the pores reduce in size, the surface area of the skin is reduced and the skin is tightened, creating a lift effect.
Patient before use of Interdermal Botox and 8 months after initial treatment
*Actual Patient
Intradermal Botox therapy can be used to decrease pore size as well as lessen oil production, sweat production, and even decrease red and brown marks after acne. Fine lines in areas once thought to be off limits for botox (below the eyes) can now be injected and soften over several weeks.
Dr. Shah is one of a select handful of physicians in the world who utilize the intradermal technique.
Read Dr. Shah’s article about Interdermal Botox in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology.
Related procedures: Botox, Botox Oily Skin, Sculptra.