Fine lines and the muscular ridge beneath the eyes are known as a jelly roll. They become prominent when you laugh or smile, making your eyes look puffy and exhausted. A carefully injected neurotoxin under the lash line can help you achieve a smoother and less puffy under-eye area. Botox and Dysport are great options. Often they are used in conjunction with fillers to reduce crow’s feet, frown lines, and forehead lines. Let’s learn how to get rid of Undereye Jelly Roll with Botox and Dysport.
How Botox or Dysport Eliminates Undereye Jelly Roll?
The physician injects the Botox or Dysport where jelly roll muscle protrudes from your under-eye area. Your eye muscle is a sphincter, which is a circle surrounding the eye. A very low dose is injected with a fine gauge insulin syringe. It prevents the muscles from contracting when you smile, talk, or laugh. Great care is required to achieve a natural balance between smoothening under-eye jelly roll lines while preserving facial expressions. The inexperienced practitioner makes your face appear frozen and expressionless. The goal of eliminating undereye jelly rolls is to fade fine lines while allowing you to remain expressive.
The whole procedure takes 10-15 minutes. However, discomfort is minimal, and you can resume your regular activities after the treatment. The mild redness and swelling quickly go away.
Results
Results begin to appear in 3-7 days. The optimum outcomes become visible within two weeks. The puffiness under the eyes diminishes, and lines get smoothened.
The Botox or Dysport lasts 3-4 months, and you must repeat the process to maintain the treatment benefits.
Is the Treatment Painful?
The Botox or Dysport injections are close to painless. You will feel nothing more similar to a mosquito bite. The discomfort is temporary and negligible. Patients who are exceptionally scared of needles or cosmetic procedures can try this as the best preliminary treatment. At James Christian Cosmetics, our staff gradually works through the process and uses special clinical tricks to minimize the painful sensation. You will be in kind hands with our professional team. James Christian has been performing Botox, Dysport, and other injectable services for years.
Is the Treatment Safe?
Botox and Dysport are FDA-approved injectables. Both are naturally purified proteins injected into specific muscles at very low doses for cosmetic purposes. Their effects are confined to the treatment area.
Are There Any Side Effects of Botox or Dysport?
Most patients have no issues with Botox or Dysport. However, occasionally some experience bruising at the injection site. These after-effects are common, resolve quickly, and can easily be covered with makeup. Rarely do patients get a headache for a day or two.
How Can You Maintain Results of Botox or Dysport?
Some people have the misconception about Botox and Dysport, which is that your skin begins to look worse when the results deteriorate. This is not true at all. The jelly rolls return to normal condition after 3-4 months, but if you continue with the regular sessions, the muscles will become weak, and jelly rolls become less noticeable with time.
Who Can Perform Botox or Dysport?
Doctors and registered physician assistants can perform Botox and Dysport. James Christian is a Registered Physician Assistant-Certified (RPA-C). He has extensive training in cosmetic procedures and is constantly refining his craft through the years. He has been entrusted by thousands of patients and has a well-respected reputation among his patients as well as his colleagues.
Book Your Consultation at James Christian Cosmetics
If your aim is to get rid of the undereye jelly roll, then you could be the best candidate for Botox or Dysport. You can book a free consultation at James Christian Cosmetics before the treatment. Our team will evaluate your condition, listen to your aesthetic goals and suggest the ideal treatment for you. In addition, we offer customized treatment plans to our clients based on their budgets and goals. So book your appointments today to fix your undereye jelly rolls.
*Information in this article is not medical advice and may not be factually accurate. It is intended for entertainment purposes only. Consult with a physician before attempting any tips in this blog post and to get the most up to date factual data about any procedure or treatment.
