El Paso Botox doctors

	Frank Agullo, MD El Paso Plastic Surgeon 651 S. Mesa Hills Dr., El Paso		2 answers
	S. Ozan Sozer, MD El Paso Plastic Surgeon 651 S. Mesa Hills , El Paso		2 answers
	Richard Dale Reynolds, MD El Paso Plastic Surgeon 125 W. Hague Suite 120, El Paso		1 answer
	Mark A. Jabor, MD El Paso Plastic Surgeon 5664 N. Mesa, El Paso
	Russell W. H. Kridel, MD Houston Facial Plastic Surgeon 6655 Travis St. Suite 900, Houston

Recent Answers

I've Heard Conflicting Things About Getting A Facelift After Botox Injections. What Really is Right? Some of you say absolutely safe to have Facelift with Botox injections that have already been done. On the other hand I am getting warnings of that it is a bad idea and wait until after for the best results. Bottom line anyone? Who should we listen too? Thanks

A: Botox with facelift Doing BoTox injections at the time of a facelift is fine. The area that is involved in one doesn't interfere or overlap with the other. The facelift deals with the lower face and neck while the Botox works on the forehead and around the eyes.

Richard Dale Reynolds, MD

El Paso Plastic Surgeon

Is Botox Safe To Use In My Face If I've Had Bells Palsy? I am 33 year old and I had a bell’s palsy around 15 years ago and still I have left with a few residual drooping in my left eye and eyebrow. I want to have botox for cosmetic purpose to reduce my face wrinkle especially around my eyes and frown line, I want to know is botox injection risky for my face or not? Could it cause my problem to come back again? My wedding is September and I am so afraid if something bad happen to me. Please help me.

A: Okay to use BOTOX on a Bell's Palsy patient

BOTOX is safe to use on a patient with a history of Bell's Palsy. However, I strongly recommend that this injection be done by someone who is very familiar with anatomy of the face and familiar with injecting patients with Bell's Palsy.

S. Ozan Sozer, MD

El Paso Plastic Surgeon

How Long After Botox Can I Go to a Sauna? I recently got a botox treatment for my masseter muscle. Then I did bikram yoga 4 days after. Bikram is hot yoga and is basially like a sauna. My doctor didn't tell me to avoid the heat, I just read up on it now...I'm worried I might have lessened it's effectivity. A bikram class gets pretty hot and lasts 90 minutes. What should I do? Should I get a touch up or something? Is the botox really less effective now for me? Any guidance would be great

A: It will be okay

After receiving Botox injections, it is just fine to be in sauna like temperatures the next day.

S. Ozan Sozer, MD

El Paso Plastic Surgeon