Snoring is very common and impacts many people, particularly the partners of snorers. As a result, many will seek treatment; of which there are a number of options available. While the concern is one which a patient would usually discuss with their GP, having knowledge of treatment options could be beneficial for aesthetic practitioners who discuss a patient’s lifestyle and sleeping habits as part of a holistic consultation.
Particularly of note for aesthetic practitioners is research on the use of botulinum toxin as a treatment approach for habitual snoring, which presents interesting reading. This article will discuss its value as a potential treatment option.
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) defines snoring as a sound originating from the upper airway that does not occur with apnoea or hypoventilation, and that is caused by vibrations for different tissues within the…
