How Soon After Having Botox Can You Fly?

Although there are no scientific reports of which I am aware that flying or the pressure differential in the air affects the Botox, I recommend that my patients don't fly until the next day. Probably, there would be no problem flying even four hours later as we use that time restriction to tell our patients not to lie flat or bend over at the waist to "touch their toes." There has been no firm scientific evidence that even that is crucial.

You are able to fly and resume normal activities immediately after treatment. I advise my patients to avoid lying flat, strenuous exercise and massaging the area for the first 4 hours after treatment.

There is no contraindication to flying after Botox. My recommendation is that patients shouldn't lay flat for four hours after injections around the eyes. Happy travels!