Choose the Expertise of Our Orlando BOTOX Specialists

Your Orlando BOTOX Treatment Experts

Orlando’s premier, award-winning cosmetic surgeon, Dr. Scott Rotatori is consistently recognized as one of the best doctors in his field. With decades of experience, Dr. Rotatori and his dedicated medical team use the most innovative Orlando BOTOX techniques to deliver the highest-quality results.

What to Expect When You Get BOTOX for the First Time

The world’s most popular and trusted cosmetic procedure, BOTOX quickly, safely and effectively removes or significantly reduces those unwanted lines and wrinkles on your face – leaving you with naturally younger-looking skin.

Quite simply, BOTOX works. You won’t believe the compliments you’ll receive. Our experienced BOTOX treatment specialists will work with you to ensure natural-looking results, so you look and feel your best.

BOTOX uses a purified protein to reduce the appearance of moderate to severe frown lines between your eyebrows and other areas of your face and neck. This is achieved through several small injections into the appropriate areas. Botox injections take about 10 minutes, and you should have no downtime afterward. The procedure can be administered without anesthesia, but a topical anesthetic may be applied 30 minutes prior to the procedure to minimize discomfort.

After BOTOX treatment, you can expect facial lines and wrinkles to begin to reduce within 48-72 hours and the results to last approximately three to four months.

If you’d like to learn more about what to expect during Botox treatment, schedule a free consultation at Dr. Rotatori’s office today.

Note that you should not undergo BOTOX treatment if you:

• Are Allergic to any Ingredients in BOTOX
• Are Allergic to Another Botulinum Toxin Brand
• Have a Skin Infection or Other Condition in the Injection Area
• Have Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), Myasthenia Gravis, Lambert-Eaton Syndrome or Another Disease That Affects Your Muscles or Nerves
• Have Asthma or Other Breathing Problems
• Have Difficulty Swallowing
• Have Bleeding Issues
• Plan to Undergo Surgery
• Have Weakness in Your Forehead Muscles
• Have Drooping Eyelids
• Are Taking or Have Recently Taken Certain Medications, Vitamins or Supplements