Baby Botox is a new trend in injectables. And no, it’s not Botox for babies! Baby Botox is simply a smaller dose of Botox. It’s a great way to test the waters and see if Botox is right for you.
What is Baby Botox?
Baby Botox, also called micro-Botox, isn’t for babies. Instead, this endearing term just refers to a small dose of Botox. The treatment can smooth fine lines and make your face look younger. It works just like traditional Botox. The toxin in Botox relaxes targeted muscles so they relax. This reduces the appearance of wrinkles and smooths away fine lines for younger-looking skin.
## Why Get Baby Botox?
If baby Botox works the same way as traditional Botox, you may be wondering why you should try baby Botox. Getting a lower dose of Botox can give you smoother skin without risking a “frozen” expression that some people may experience with traditional Botox.

Baby Botox helps smooth wrinkles while delivering a natural result. It will have less dramatic results and you’ll see less of an effect. However, the dose is still high enough to help smooth wrinkles on your forehead, between your eyebrows, or at the corner of your eye.
## Is Baby Botox Noticeable?
Baby Botox is less noticeable than traditional Botox. This mini dose will relax your to ease wrinkles. You may still have some muscle movement in targeted areas and your face may feel flexible. The results may not be as dramatic, but you’ll still notice the difference every time you look in the mirror and see smoother skin. 
Who Should Get Baby Botox?
## Who Should Get Baby Botox?

Baby Botox works best for those with healthy skin who do not have high blood pressure.
## A Personalized Approach
Botox is not a one-size-fits-all treatment. The right dose for your goals will be completely unique. A skilled injector knows this, and they’ll work with you to find the perfect dose whether you’re getting traditional Botox or baby Botox.

Baby Botox starts small, with very small injections in targeted areas. It can restore your youthful glow and rebalance your face with a tailored dose. However, a small dose might not remove all the lines. We recommend booking a follow-up appointment after about two weeks to check on the results. If you’re not quite satisfied with the result, we can inject another small dose to ease those creases.
## It May Cost Less Than Traditional Botox
Baby Botox may be less expensive than traditional Botox. Since less Botox is injected, the costs are slightly lower. However, you will still need to work with a skilled injector to get the desired results. 
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