What is BTX(BTA)?

Btx, more commonly known as Btx, is a neurotoxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium BTX. It is also widely known by its brand names such as Btx, Dysport, or Xeomin. It is used medically to treat certain muscular conditions and cosmetically remove wrinkles by temporarily paralyzing muscles.

BTX is sold commercially under the names:

• Dysport 
• Xeomin 

At Mizu Aesthetic Clinic, we use Btx or Dysport for all BTX procedures.

 What can Dysport be used for?

• Frown lines
• Forehead lines
• Crow's feet
• Lower eyelid wrinkles
• Eyebrow lift

• Bunny and lip lines
• Cobblestoned chin
• Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)
• Facial Slimming
• Calf Contouring

How is the procedure performed?

BTX is administered into the muscle or skin through very tiny injections. The procedures usually take 15mins or less. Numbing cream can be applied in some cases to make the procedures pain-free.

When should I get my first btx/dysport?

For lines and wrinkles, starting early gives the benefits of delaying wrinkle formation in the future. It is recommend to start preventive Btx from your late twenties or early thirties onwards. For jaw reduction, the sooner you start, the faster and more prolonged results can be. For some, after 3-4 repeated jaw reduction 5-6 months apart, results become semi-permanent!

It is an injectable solution for adult patients seeking to temporarily improve, remove and correct signs of aging, but it can be used as a treatment method for TMJ, blood spasm, and bleach.

Made in Korea, it is composed of 100 sets of Botulum A toxic substances. Other ingredients: sodium chloride (tonicity agent) and human serum albumin (stabilizer).

According to the health, safety and quality standards and regulations of most countries, we regularly produce materials and ingredients for manufacturing treatments,

The product can be stored in a refrigerator at 8 to 12 degrees C °, or stored frozen at a temperature below -5 degrees Celsius.




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