Santa Cruz Botox doctors
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Vincent D. Lepore, MD
San Jose Plastic Surgeon
2581 Samaritan Drive Suite 102, San Jose |
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14 answers |
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Robert M. Lowen, MD
Bay Area Plastic Surgeon
305 South Drive Suite 1, Mountain View |
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James H. Beckett, MD
Santa Cruz Dermatologist
Soquel |
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Morgan Magid, MD
Santa Cruz Dermatologist
1661 Soquel Dr Bldg. E, Santa Cruz |
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Molly Shields, MD
Santa Cruz Dermatologist
1661 Soquel Dr Bldg. E, Santa Cruz |
Recent Answers
I just had botox yesterday morning and I was wondering is it ok to go running tomorrow afternoon? is it ok if my forehead sweats?
It should be OK to exercise 48 hours after having Botox injections. Sweating should not prevent the Botox from working.
6 months ago my dermatologist put a tiny amount of Botox into the top of the naso-labial folds because my smile creates an extra "bulge" line in my cheeks. It looked great and even the droop in my nose tip when smiling seemed less pronounced. However, I am scared to repeat the experiment in case this time it affects my smile or mouth movement. Your thoughts, please? Do you think I just got lucky last time? Could the effect of Botox here be unpredictable/disastrous?
I routinely use botox in the nasolabial area and have gotten good, consistent, results in relaxing the nasalis muscle. You do not need to consider treating this area as experimental. As long as your physician injects the same dosage of Botox into the same area, you should get similar results in the future.
I had botox a few months back and now I can see the wrinkles come out again, which means my botox doesn't work anymore.
The effect of Botox in reducing or eliminating wrinkles will usaully last for 3 to 4 months. When Botox is used to decrease sweating the effect will last up to 6 months. With repeated use, the muscles in an area can be come progressively weakened and therefore the injections can be spaced out over a longer time interval.




