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David Shafer, MD answers: Chemical Peel after Botox

Can I get chemical peel two weeks after I had Botox (on the frown line between eyes only)?


David Shafer, MD
11 months ago
By David Shafer, MD - Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

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There is no contraindication to having a chemical peel two weeks after Botox. In fact, we often perform peels concurrently with Botox injections. Just make sure that you are going to a qualified doctor.

Web reference: http://www.TheBestBotox.com
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A: Absolutely

Ronald Shelton, MD
11 months ago
By Ronald Shelton, MD - Manhattan Dermatologic surgeon

Chemical peels are commonly done after a Botox treatments.  Good Luck. 

Web reference: http://www.thenyac.com
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