Are Botox and Perfector non surgical facelift conflicting treatments?

Hi. I am 39 year old female having Botox for the first time tomorrow (areas of focus, forehead and eyes). In addition, I am also on treatment 7 of 12 (once a week) with the Perfector Non surgical face lift. Once I had Botox, can I still complete the Perfector course or do they conflict at all? Thank you.

2 answers to “Are Botox and Perfector non surgical...”

A: Non surgical facelift and Botox

Brent Moelleken, MD

Minimally invasive "non surgical facelifts" do very little overall. The after pictures show a lot of patients with their chins pushed forward in the after picture, causing the neck to appear better. A well-lit after picture, or a patient with make-up also makes results look better. If you look for all 4 of... more

A: Of course you can have BOTOX.

Kenneth D. Steinsapir, MD

Dear CJ There is absolutely no reason that you can't have BOTOX during your Perfector Non surgical face lift.  For those who don't know, the Perfector Non Surgical Facelift claims facelift like effects with a completely comfortable microcurrent process performed by aestheticians. I must say though, that... more

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Caroline Johnson
6 posts
16 Jun 2009

Thank you both for your honest responses, to be honest the botox has done more in 2 days than the microcurrent treatments in 7 weeks, so I have cancelled any further appointments and appreciate you taking the time to respond.

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