Sacramento Botox doctors

	Jacqueline Calkin, MD Sacramento Dermatologic Surgeon 2625 Fair Oaks Blvd #1, Sacramento		9 answers
	Travis T. Tollefson, MD, MPH Sacramento Facial Plastic Surgeon 2521 Stockton Blvd Suite 6206, Sacramento		6 answers
	Thomas E. Kaniff, MD Sacramento Facial Plastic Surgeon 631 Fulton Avenue, Sacramento		5 answers
	Charles Perry, MD Sacramento Plastic Surgeon 3800 J Street Suite 210, Sacramento		5 answers
	Reginald Rice, MD Sacramento Facial Plastic Surgeon 4300 Golden Center Dr Suite D, Placerville		5 answers
	Andrew Kaczynski, MD Sacramento Plastic Surgeon 77 Cadillac Drive Suite 170, Sacramento		4 answers
	Andrew Pichler, MD Sacramento Facial Plastic Surgeon 6633 Coyle Ave Suite 2, Carmichael		4 answers
	Miguel Delgado, Jr., MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 450 Sutter Street Suite 2433, San Francisco		3 answers
	Margaret Skiles, MD Sacramento Plastic Surgeon 920 Chestnut St, Yuba City		2 answers

Recent Answers

Will Botox for Jawline Lift Also Treat Bruxism? Will Botox for Jawline Lift Also Treat Bruxism?

A: Botox for jawline lift

The simple answer is no. The dose and placement for Botox for bruxism is quite different from the dose and placement of the Botox for jawline lift. I am underwhelmed by the results of Botox for the jawline lift. I have, however had nice results treating bruxism.

Jacqueline Calkin, MD

Sacramento Dermatologic Surgeon

Unrefrigerated Undiluted Botox One of my staff left out an undiluted bottle of Botox in the room, and it was not refrigerated for about 3 days. Is it still effective?

A: Botox left on the counter

In our experience the Botox left out over night wears off faster and is not as effective. Your Botox rep would probably be able to help you out of this loss.

Charles Perry, MD

Sacramento Plastic Surgeon

I Have Crow's Feet After Receiving Botox in my Forehead. What Should I Do? I'm nervous to have more Botox injected, especially to my eyes since I've read much negative about it, including even more exaggerated under-eye crows feet.

A: Botox in Crows Feet Safe

Botox injection into the crows feet is extremely safe. This is a very common area that is injected, and in combination with the forehead can give a very pleasing result. The most common side effect that I see is minor bruising that resolves fairly quickly.

Brian Klink, MD

Sacramento Plastic Surgeon

Sacramento Botox reviews

$338 average price for Botox in Sacramento
50% of Sacramento reviewers said Botox was worth it

	“First Class - Vacaville, CA” I have TMJ which causes jaw and joint pain and learned that Botox could be a good solution. Since the treatment the discomfort has subsided. I will look to continue this treatment with Dr. Klink. more
	“Botox Not Worth It if Your Wrinkles...” The Botox website shows the effects on several women of various ages from the 3rd day to 2 weeks after the injection, so I was encouraged it would work for me. I'm 53 and had the injection between the brows and while I can't use the frown muscles for now, it did nothing to diminish the creases there. I let the dr. know and went in to have them take a look but they said the wrinkles... more
	“Botox Caused Acne - Roseville, CA” I never had bad skin until I got a Botox injection. The Dermatologist injected my forehead, corners of my mouth and on the sides of my eyes. It was on the second treatment that I started breaking out with acne. I was put on all kinds of medication and nothing worked. I had my last Botox treatment about 1 year ago and the acne is starting to go away. I knew the acne was caused by the Botox... more
	“Great Botox Injector” It didnt hurt at all and was so quick! His assistant iced my forehead just prior to the injections and it was so quick and easy! I love it! more