The doctor who administered Botox to my glabella told me not to raise my heart rate for 4 DAYS following the injection -- no yard work, no working out, no arguing, etc. He said the added blood flow reduces how long the Botox lasts. I've found no information substantiating his claim. He also won't administer Botox within 30 days of the end of a 7-day round of oral antibiotics because he said it cuts the effectiveness in half. Again, I find nothing to substantiate that claim.
Answers (4)
From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals
The first step is to choose an experienced and expert physician injector who can explain the treatment clearly and can implement the mutually agreed upon treatment. Some expression and movement is normal and desired. If you are in the office for the 3rd time in 6 weeks, then communication...
Dear Veggieeater,
Thank you for your question. Botox relaxes the muscles that cause the wrinkles. However, when dealing with very deep lines you may find a combination of botox and filling the 11's with a small amount of filler gives you the best...
Botox and Dysport come to us as physicians as powder. We all HAVE to dilute it to make a solution and since some injectors dilute with 3 syringes of liquid while some dilute with 2 syringes, you cant go by syringe for pricing.
You can think of it as making lemonade from a powder mix, if one...