
|Articles|February 1, 2004
Botox effective as adjunct therapy to enhance other procedures
British Columbia - While dermatologists tend to think of Botox as a primary therapy, some are looking at it as an adjunctive therapy, offering benefits from longer- lasting results to better wound healing and less scarring.
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