Edmonds Botox doctors
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Laurie Jacobson, MD
Seattle Dermatologist
11011 Meridian Ave North 102, Seattle |
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Phillip C. Haeck, MD
Seattle Plastic Surgeon
901 Boren Ave Cabrini Medical Tower - Suite 1650 , Seattle |
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John Headley, MD
Edmonds Dermatologist
21600 Highway 99 Kruger Clinic, Suite 280, Edmonds |
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Kean B. Lawlor, MD
Seattle Dermatologist
3216 NE 45th Place Suite 203 , Seattle |
Recent Answers
My main issues to which I resorted to getting Botox was my glabella "11" lines. in my particular case, its really "1" since one muscle is predominantly stronger than the other. it took 35 units to finally get the area frozen. i am happy with the results however, i still see a "line" in the area. its not a deep wrinkle at all... it just looks like a shadow of where the line was is still there a bit. granted, when i grown, that mark is still there.any ideas how i can lighten that mark???
This is not uncommon. Some people get smooth on their first botox injection. Others need to have their muscles get a little more "flabby" on their second or third round of injections (every four months regularly.) Stick with this and don't wait six months to go back, or you will be starting over. If after one year of botox there is still a little bit of a line then consider getting a filler in that area as well. Be a patient patient!
I am currently doing allergy shots for trees, cats, dogs, grass, molds, roaches. With doing that and since I am on my maintance I have noticed I have started to become allergic to different things such as foods. So I was wondering if I could still do Botox with all these allergies?
As long as you can stand all the needles coming your way, there is no problem getting the allergy shots and the Botox injections. Plus, you will have the added bonus of not being able to frown when you get the allergy shots. In all seriousness though, there is no reason you can't do both from a medical standpoint.
Should I only go to a platium doctor? Do doctors pay to join?
The Platinum level means that their office buys a lot of Botox from Allergan. But, buyer beware...it could be a large group (such as a medi-spa) buying a lot of product who attain this level vs an office with a few dermatologists or one plastic surgeon who don't order as much so it does not necessarily correlate with skill or expertise. It's worth your time to find out what training your Botox injector has had and what his or her background is.
