Cesar Sierra, MD

hello
an excellent question. although extremely rare, theoretically any botulinum toxin injection could spread to adjacent areas if there is a significant bruise during the procedure and/or pressure is applied to the treated area immediately after the injection. this would be especially important in the periocular area (around the eyes). however, an impeccable technique by your physician should easily avoid this very rare potential issue.

hello,
do not worry but try to give it a bit more time! botulinum toxin works by attaching permanently to specific nerve endings in the treated area. HOWEVER, the toxin’s muscle-relaxing effect only last 3-6 months because that’s how long it takes for our nerves to regenerate. so, again, do not worry, you will soon look exactly how you did prior to the treatment.

Although this would be a very low price in my area it could be an introductory price. Some spas, nurses and even doctors that are new to an area or new to cosmetic procedures will offer such prices for a while. My recommendation, stick with an experienced oculofacial or facial surgeon, plastic surgeon or dermatologist. 

The recommended initial minimum treatment should be at least 4 sessions separated by no less than 48 hours. Most will do 2 sessions a week for 2 weeks. Maintenance, however, is up to the individual. Just like maintaining what you achieve by working out, you will want to keep the results by repeating sessions every so often. Most will repeat single sessions between 1-6 months. In addition, we always recommend keeping up with regular exercise and a balanced diet for ongoing success. 

hi tiana10

there should not be any issues having botox and fillers while on vacation even if it is sunny. 

my recommendation, however, is that you have the treatment closer to where you live in case you need any correction/adjustment.