Botox is still a bit of a taboo word, even though by 2018 the global Botox market is set to reach a whopping 1.72 billion pounds. Since the treatment was officially approved by the FDA in 2002, it’s quickly risen to become one of the most sought out anti-ageing treatments worldwide.
It’s no surprise that somewhere in those 15 years, it would be tweaked and optimised to make the whole injecting process a little bit more comfortable for the patient. From ‘baby Botox’ (tiny doses injected in areas of the face), to the botox pen – it’s become easier and less painful to fight wrinkles.
So what is this new pen? We caught up with Dr Jules Nabet, who runs specialist clinics in London, Paris and Moscow, to pinpoint why this new method is better than the standard needle application.
