Stop wasting your Botox. 7 things you can do.
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2022
- Are you wasting your botulinum toxin without realising?
In this week’s Aesthetics Mastery Show, Dr Tim shares 7 things you can do to STOP wasting your product so that you can save money and increase the longevity of your Botox vial.
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I am not happy to hear how Botox can be wasted without me knowing because I am a patient 😂😭😭
This video was so informative! Thank you for making this video! And I love the new office.
Thanks so much for sharing! Super helpful!
Dr. Tim is simply the best! Thank you for alll of your videos and access to training courses. Best source of information available hands down!
As a new LPN and aspiring aesthetic RN I have been following your techniques and videos for a while, and you are incredible! The value in the information you provide and the level of expertise is tremendous. You know how to articulate your technique and training and every injector should follow your vids. So many are uniformed about a lot of your points in my opinion. Keep up the awesome channel! Will definitely take your advice with me when I eventually begin to practice :).
Thank you for your lovely feedback. We wish you luck in your new venture.
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Excellent video! Thank you for the tips on how to save product on the day to day basis. Looking forward to implementing these into our practice!
As always, Dr Pierce you deliver valuable information again!!! Thank you so much! I am a seasoned injector and I learn something new from you ALL the time! You are godsend!
Your content is always so valuable. Thank you!
I am greatly enjoying your videos! You have them so packed with information while keeping them brief - I learn the most from these types of videos as they keep me very focused. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in this way. Cheers from California, USA by the way!
Dr Pearce I love your webinars ! This one is very important . Many practitioners , injectors and doctors are losing so many units of this very expensive toxin . I started taking off the hub about two years ago and drawing up from the bottle without piercing the hub. Sometimes I do transfer syringes and it’s interesting to see that the needle can get dull from tapping the glass. Thank you so much as always you are awesome! I am sharing this video with many colleagues here in the US. I feel it’s a huge problem.. Thank you so much .. lullabella
Congrats on the new space!
Hey Dr Tim,
I’m just starting out in doing antiwrinkle treatments and just wanted say a massive THANK YOU for your video’s, they really help to reduce my anxieties ❤😊
Excellent !! Thank you for these informations
I love your new set and can’t thank you enough for creating such informative and thorough videos!
Thank you, this is a temporary backdrop we knocked up, we will share the transformation on Instagram
Great content! Thank you.
Love the tips and enjoyed the fascinating perspective in regards to the US vs UK (pricing)!
Very helpful information!
Thanks you very much for the tips. Another way of withdrawing last drops is to gradually withdraw needle out while still spiriting when holding vial upside down.
Thank you for these informations
Excellent thank you.
So helpful!!
Congrats on your new studio
Gosh you’re awesome, I love your videos
you are wonderful, thx
Brilliant 👏
Thank you xx
I always thought about this. Doctors don’t care because we are paying for it, not them. I have also wondered about them rushing through or trying to hide fear if they are not experienced with Botox.
Amazing thank you, I am just starting out and just want to keep learning. Do you offer online training?
Thank you for this. I’ve been paying close to $680 for mine. I really enjoyed this. The worst is the counter pressure and the drip.
after you add the saline when you mix it leave the 25 ga. needle in the vial and unscrew the syringe from it. this will release the vacuum that remains in the vial. you will hear it when it when the air rushes into the vial. I am assuming this is the counterpressure you are referring to.
Ver, very useful Vieo. Thank you. Instead of rip the rubber out, I take a 20G 0,9x40mm needle to fill the vial with NaCl and get it out completely with the syringe. Might be more comfortable. I think, if you penetrate the rubber with the same fine needle you will use for injection, the needle will be blunt too.
Could add a category. Accidentally hitting plunger before needle insertion. As a dentist we always have a finger on that plunger and I have to be very aware of this.
Well done! I always draw from the vial with bevel down against the glass and then transfer to a new syringe. Transferring slowly to reduce trapped air and lessen the need to flick the syringe. Beware too much flicking! which can loosen the oil lubricant and result in what I call 'phantom divots' on a patient's forehead.
Can you elaborate more on the phantom divots? Is the oil lubrication coming from the plunger in the needle?
@@ceileann yes, the silicone lubricant oil in every syringe, that allows the plunger to glide smoothly.
whew Manchester. Great soccer team
I just read an interesting pilot study about IM vs ID botox injections for the forehead. The photos were really fascinating bc they actually injected half intramuscularly and the other half intradermally. The differences in brow ptosis were obvious.
Sounds interesting!
If that published? There was something similar from Prof Cotofana.
@@DrTimPearce Yes found it in Annals of Dermatology from 2018 (Intradermal Injection of Botulinum Toxin: A Safer Treatment Modality for Forehead Wrinkles) =)
I don’t treat the procerus either if there isn’t a horizontal crease.
When you say sometimes you skip the procerus…is that only when NOT injecting the frontalis?
Hi Dr Pearce. I've been looking in your website and couldn't find what I was looking for. I was wondering if there is anyway of finding a practitioner that's been train by yourself. I'm in Brighton East Sussex.
Dr. Pearce, thanks a lot for this very informative video. When you talk about 4 or 2 units, which Botox do you mean ? Are these Allergan Units ?
yes, it applies approximately to allergan and the newer toxins which try to use the same numbers - eg bocouture/ zeomin and others
You should consider adding a strong light at 11 or 1 o’ clock. light with diffuser so you don’t get eye glass shadows
Thank you, lots of sound and lighting issues we need to fix, coming soon in the new studio, I appreciate the feedback and the tip, I agree!
You should consider a new job
We were taught to avoid aggravating the Botox as it can impact the efficacy of it. Could flicking it do this or would it not do anything?
Love your tips thank you- now Im sure I haven't made this up but I remember one of your vids discussing be cautious using steret wipe with alcohol on as if this gets into the botox it will kill it. But torbac or equiv. has alcohol in. Please put my monkey brain at ease thanks tim x
My injector do botox per area, not per unit but they do adjust cost per "frozeness" so if you want more natural it's a specific cost per area. And if you want fully frozen it's slightly more per area. I thought that was clever as you should be paying for expertise as well. Not just per unit cost.
I get it everything you said about the U.S. I caught that and its true
Hahaha the sonic rings!!
I used to double dose everything because of using BD syringe, just to remind that one point of it is 0.02 mL, I didn’t notice this until after the procedure, then later the patient end up with frozen forehead 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
I usually use your technique.I use it 14 years.But i prefer Dysport not botox and not xeomin.
I am looking for professional advice. I have bilateral Dystonia and have had a bilateral TMJ replacement due to this. My problem now is as I have aged my masseter muscle has become much thicker and tighter. Even with regular Botox but additionally due to lockdown I have not had my usual treatment. Which is done by the NHS max fax. I am now left with a face that looks like a prune because the knock on effect from the muscle constriction. I am asking advice on what can I do now my whole face is affected. I have been unable to find the help and advice I need for this.
Can you get on a program for Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS)?
Very nice video! I wanted some advise , i recently got botox for the jaw and asked the practictioner do my crows feets around my eyes, instead he did botox in my cheeks!! Im hating the look and now because of it i cant even smile fully and when i do smile my skin under my eyes gathers which in turn makes me look like i have wrinkles under my eyes! Will the cheek botox disappear and if so how long? I cannot believe this happened and im so worried. Please advise!
Sorry you don’t have an ideal aesthetic result. Sometimes a ‘shelf’ like bunching can occurs when muscle relaxants are used around the eyes. It’s important though if you don’t have an ideal result that you return to your practitioner so they can support you and at least learn what technique they did to cause this problem.
After a couple weeks the result will start to relax a little. But it could be a couple of months too.
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim.
@@DrTimPearce hey thank you so much doc for replying! What about the cheeks botox though? Will that disappear too? Because of the cheeks botox my smile is crooked now also. Ive never heard of cheeks botox, cheek filler yes. Is cheeks botox a thing?
The US is crazy the pharmaceutical companies are crooks and everything seems to be driven by money it’s incredibly sad we also help other countries more than we help our own! I was a nurse Absolutly loved it all I ever wanted to do was help people but now as a mom of 4 I try to stay homeopathic and have lost all trust in doctors and pharmaceuticals!
New goal: never touch the glass with my needle. Ever. Thank you!!!!!
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Lmao😂😂😂
Hi Dr Pearce, you say you typically do 4 units per dose in 99% of your patients. So I take it that includes men? So you wouldn't typically inject more for a man?
Thank you
I only at 80 from a acecosm for 200
How would the client, patient, check their practitioner or even suggest these important points without undermining them???
During consultation it’s a great opportunity to discuss your fears and worries and what would they do if you were to come into complications.
We are very happy to hear patients ideas and thoughts. After all it’s your body and it’s important you know what’s happening.
We can always learn something from our patients!
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Dr Pearce what is the cause my Botox treatment is not working ? I had Botox from 3 place and 3 of them qualify dr .
Can you please advise me .
Many thanks .
Some unlucky people can be resistant to toxins unfortunately. Using a different toxin can be an option but it still may not work.
Kind regards Mary- Clinical advisor for Dr Tim.
If you pull back and forward won't that give you a whole in the face??? When I have been injected with botox in a spot where they pulled syring back like that I got a dent =( sounds silly but it happened three times! 😅
drtimpearce.com/2021/05/13/avoid-morphea-like-lesions-bd-syringe-issue/
Have a look at this Maria.
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
How do you tell your injector or share this video when you are a patient who is genuinely concerned if she knows all these precious information? 😂😅 Should we as patient discuss or ask such things with them, for fear that we are undermining their knowledge and skills? 😩
I admire patients who have a bit of knowledge about their treatment. I believe after all we should know what is happening and I teach my patients what I know when they’re sat in my clinic. Talk with your practitioner. They may learn something from you too! Healthy discussions are gold!
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim.
@@DrTimPearce ahhhh love this very wonderful reply. I love practitioners who are humble and understanding. 😊
It is not expensive, enormus profit
Another way of loss is dropping an open vial
We’ve all been there!
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Why not just aspirate everything into the syringe and change the needle instead of a new syringe?
These needles do not come separate. But yes it is possible to draw it up into different syringes and swap the needles. The gradients for dosing are a little different though.
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Has nothing to do with socialized medicine. Only dumb thing he said.
ever see thia channel an realize god is death an hes showing you why he created death?
Nope
S J - Stupid comment. Go away and bother someone else with your ludicrous remarks ….
I do not know where this doctor buys is Botox but I can tell you that it actually costs a third of the price he mentioned.
It's very expensive in the US, much less in the UK. Not sure about the rest of the world