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Can I do Botox after HIFU/ Ulthera ?? (photos)

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Pat_kikiDec 23, 2014

I have a wedding in October, I am going to get a HIFU/Ulthera in May , then I want to get a botox for jaw reduction after 2 months. Will it be too much on me ?

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