Botox, Keep it Natural and Precise

Botox is becoming quite popular.  It has changed the way we are living, and helping patients look younger quicker without the need for surgery.

One of the downsides of botox therapy is that it needs to be peformed with an artistic touch.  When properly performed, the patient will actually RETAIN facial movement, look natural and their facial harmony will be enhanced.

Too often patients are being injected with a "splatter effect".  Injectors are using dilute concentrations which can lead to strange facial expressions, "sleepy eye", and disrupting facial harmony.

Dr. Shah realized earlier on that there must be a better technique for injecting botox.  When he injects botox, he does so by using a superconcentated format.

Here is an analogy to understand it better:

Let's say botox is alcohol.  Most injectors use botox like beer, it is very dilute.  The problem is that the botox can spread to other areas creating a more dilute effect and not creating an aesthetically pleasing result.  Dr. Shah uses a superconcentrated form of botox, aka like a hard liquor.  This means that botox spreads less.  It is also much more technically difficult to deliver botox via this technique because knowledge of facial anatomy becomes more critical.

Dr. Shah has pioneered the use of Botox in a variety of places in the body including oil reduction, acne, masseter reduction to name a few.  He is a clinical instructor at the University of Chicago and has been featured in the press and scientific literature and is well regarded as on the of the leading facial plastic surgeons in the world.

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