Dr. Sigler is one of the BEST in her field. I was hesitant of the possible headache to travel from the USA to Tijuana for Botox. Would it be worth the hassle.  I’m also a nurse in the USA and was also careful to observe  Dr. Sigler’s excellent bedside manner and cleanliness approach to everything she did. I was also impressed with Dr. Sigler’s other surgical expertise. I saw photos of the work she is doing for post surgical bariatric patients. Amazing!!! Is all I can say.
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I would not hesitate to recommend Dr. Sigler 100%. I’m a grandmother in my 50’s and when I have my grandson people think he is my child. Best compliment ever.

In regards to my concern of the “hassle” of going to Mexico for Botox , a friend and I made a fun day out of it. We had fun shopping and eating till our hearts content after our Botox. Will I do it again, absolutely and will be bringing more friends with me.
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‍— Plucky4923 | Realself

When it comes to treating wrinkles, you may be familiar with brand names like Juvéderm and Botox. These are both noninvasive injectables that are given by a medical aesthetician or a dermatologist. While both treatments might have similar goals, these injections contain different active ingredients. They both also have differences in terms of cost, timeline, and results. There are even some risk factors to consider. Learn more about all these differences so you can make the most informed choice possible.
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Juvéderm and Botox are relatively quick treatments, taking just minutes to complete. Larger areas of skin can take longer based on the number of injections needed

Juvéderm is made of hyaluronic acid (HA), which plumps up the skin. Botox injections temporarily relax facial muscles.

While both treatments are considered effective, Juvéderm works quicker and lasts longer. Botox can take a few days to take effect and the results wear off after a few months. You will need follow-up treatments to maintain your results, no matter which treatment you choose.

Anyone who is forming wrinkles on the upper half of the face due to constant repetition of expressions is a good candidate for this treatment. The results look natural, and getting started early in life can even prevent wrinkles from forming in the first place.

Pricing may vary upon each patient's specific request and condition. Contact Dr. Sigler for pricing and payment by clicking this link for a consultation or by phone:
English: +1 (619) 735-6832
Spanish: +52 (664) 634-3790

Don’t get a facial or head massage for a full 24 hours after Botox. You should also avoid rubbing your face in the area that was treated.
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Don’t lie down for at least 3 hours after receiving Botox. Don't go into any saunas, hot tubs, or tanning booths for at least 4 hours. This helps to prevent bruising, because heat can raise your blood pressure. Otherwise, you can resume your regular activities right after getting Botox.