I have done a Botox treatment in my forehead and cheeks and I heard the effect should be completely gone by 6 months, now it's been 8 months , the effect has reduced but I can't use those muscles as before as the Botox impact is still powerful, is this normal? What should I do?
Answer: Botox lasting 8 months Botox treatments generally last between 3-4 months. It is rare that the botox would last for 8 months but everyone will metabolize the product at different rates. If botox lasts longer for you i would consider that a positive result. Best of luck .
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Botox lasting 8 months Botox treatments generally last between 3-4 months. It is rare that the botox would last for 8 months but everyone will metabolize the product at different rates. If botox lasts longer for you i would consider that a positive result. Best of luck .
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Answer: Is it normal for the effects of Botox to last 8 months? In general, the effects of Botox last for an average of 3-4 months. if the Botox lasts for 8 months, it is not necessarily a bad outcome. Every patient metabolizes the toxin differently, and variable results are often noticed. The things that may influence the duration of the Botox treatment are as follow:1) Amount of Botox injected2) Technique of the injector3) Location of the Botox that is injectedIs the Botox affecting you negatively in any way? The results are always temporary, and the muscles in the treated areas should go back to normal in time. I hope this helps, and good luck.
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Answer: Is it normal for the effects of Botox to last 8 months? In general, the effects of Botox last for an average of 3-4 months. if the Botox lasts for 8 months, it is not necessarily a bad outcome. Every patient metabolizes the toxin differently, and variable results are often noticed. The things that may influence the duration of the Botox treatment are as follow:1) Amount of Botox injected2) Technique of the injector3) Location of the Botox that is injectedIs the Botox affecting you negatively in any way? The results are always temporary, and the muscles in the treated areas should go back to normal in time. I hope this helps, and good luck.
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June 26, 2014
Answer: Botox Treatment Botox typically lasts 3 months. If you are getting 8 months out of your Botox, you are very fortunate. It does depend on how much Botox is injected and what muscles are injected. It sounds like you have a great result.
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Answer: Botox Treatment Botox typically lasts 3 months. If you are getting 8 months out of your Botox, you are very fortunate. It does depend on how much Botox is injected and what muscles are injected. It sounds like you have a great result.
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June 20, 2014
Answer: Botox Effects Can Last Longer Than the Usual Three To Four Months I have been injecting Botox for cosmetic reasons since 1991, eleven years before it received its FDA approval for this purpose. I have literally treated thousands of patients during that time and have seen tremendous individual variability in the duration of the response. While the majority of people treated can expect between three to six months of effect, there have been some that only get two months of optimal effect and those that have retained benefits for between six and nine months and even up to a year. More recently some research suggests that the effects of Botox may be prolonged significantly if an individual is treated with an initial series of about five or six treatments spaced at a fixed four month interval (rather than simply returning whenever there is a return of wrinkling). This confirms my personal experience with Botox and I routinely discuss this approach with all new patients interested in starting Botox treatments.
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Answer: Botox Effects Can Last Longer Than the Usual Three To Four Months I have been injecting Botox for cosmetic reasons since 1991, eleven years before it received its FDA approval for this purpose. I have literally treated thousands of patients during that time and have seen tremendous individual variability in the duration of the response. While the majority of people treated can expect between three to six months of effect, there have been some that only get two months of optimal effect and those that have retained benefits for between six and nine months and even up to a year. More recently some research suggests that the effects of Botox may be prolonged significantly if an individual is treated with an initial series of about five or six treatments spaced at a fixed four month interval (rather than simply returning whenever there is a return of wrinkling). This confirms my personal experience with Botox and I routinely discuss this approach with all new patients interested in starting Botox treatments.
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September 8, 2018
Answer: When injected properly by an experienced provider at an acceptable dilution and with proper technique Thank you for your question! When injected properly by an experienced provider at an acceptable dilution and with proper technique, Botox should last about four to five months. Occasionally it may last a little longer than 5 months. However, the repeated use of Botox makes each application work better so it is normal for it to last up to 8 months. Best of luck!
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September 8, 2018
Answer: When injected properly by an experienced provider at an acceptable dilution and with proper technique Thank you for your question! When injected properly by an experienced provider at an acceptable dilution and with proper technique, Botox should last about four to five months. Occasionally it may last a little longer than 5 months. However, the repeated use of Botox makes each application work better so it is normal for it to last up to 8 months. Best of luck!
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