i had botox to frown lines and forehead yesterday and was wanting to ask when i can start using my face cream again and if i can use my enzyme peel?
Answer: Resume facial creams soon after Botox injections
Most facial creams and makeup may be applied, very soon after Botox injections. You certainly don't want to rub makeup all over a face that has some bleeding sites from injections if you are on a blood thinner. You also don't want to use a cream with alpha hyroxy acids, such as glycolic acid, right away as this may sting the areas of the needle insertion sites. Usually the night of the treatment most patients can tolerate the application of all their normal products. Please don't apply the creams within minutes after the treatment if you are rough with the face. You want to be gentle with the areas injected so as not to rub them around and displace the Botox within the first four hours of the treatment.
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Answer: Resume facial creams soon after Botox injections
Most facial creams and makeup may be applied, very soon after Botox injections. You certainly don't want to rub makeup all over a face that has some bleeding sites from injections if you are on a blood thinner. You also don't want to use a cream with alpha hyroxy acids, such as glycolic acid, right away as this may sting the areas of the needle insertion sites. Usually the night of the treatment most patients can tolerate the application of all their normal products. Please don't apply the creams within minutes after the treatment if you are rough with the face. You want to be gentle with the areas injected so as not to rub them around and displace the Botox within the first four hours of the treatment.
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June 24, 2011
Answer: Apply Skin Cream 1 Day After Botox Injection
it's usually safe to apply normal skin cream, foundation, moisturizer, or similar product right after your Botox injection. Make sure you get the approval of your plastic surgeon in the office, but it's usually safe after the puffiness has subsided.
Direct pressure with gauze pad and/ or ice packs will ensure that the areas of Botox injection have calmed down enough for you to apply skin cream.
Best Wishes,
Roy
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June 24, 2011
Answer: Apply Skin Cream 1 Day After Botox Injection
it's usually safe to apply normal skin cream, foundation, moisturizer, or similar product right after your Botox injection. Make sure you get the approval of your plastic surgeon in the office, but it's usually safe after the puffiness has subsided.
Direct pressure with gauze pad and/ or ice packs will ensure that the areas of Botox injection have calmed down enough for you to apply skin cream.
Best Wishes,
Roy
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June 22, 2011
Answer: Skin Care Regimen After Botox or Dysport Injections
There should be no problem to apply face cream 24 hours after injection. After injections, I usually advise people to wait about a day before applying skin creams. An enzyme peel may cause irritation so waiting a few days is probably best.
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June 22, 2011
Answer: Skin Care Regimen After Botox or Dysport Injections
There should be no problem to apply face cream 24 hours after injection. After injections, I usually advise people to wait about a day before applying skin creams. An enzyme peel may cause irritation so waiting a few days is probably best.
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June 6, 2011
Answer: Skin Care After Botox
Thank you for your question.
Generally speaking you may return to your normal home skin care routine the same day as your treatment. Botox injections and topical, over-the-counter skin products do not tend to interact with each other. If you are unsure about your skin products it is best to check with the recommendations of your provider.
In the rare event that you develop a reaction to the Botox or have an infection at the site of injection it is advised that you follow up with your provider and wait until the skin has cleared before returning to your regimen.
I hope this helps.
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June 6, 2011
Answer: Skin Care After Botox
Thank you for your question.
Generally speaking you may return to your normal home skin care routine the same day as your treatment. Botox injections and topical, over-the-counter skin products do not tend to interact with each other. If you are unsure about your skin products it is best to check with the recommendations of your provider.
In the rare event that you develop a reaction to the Botox or have an infection at the site of injection it is advised that you follow up with your provider and wait until the skin has cleared before returning to your regimen.
I hope this helps.
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March 7, 2012
Answer: BOTOX and facial creams
You may apply your face creams as long as your skin is without evidence of reaction or irritation. The same applies to your enzyme peel. Always consult with your provider regarding post procedure regimens.
Dr. Pedy Ganchi/ Village Plastic Surgery
Ridgewood, New Jersey
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March 7, 2012
Answer: BOTOX and facial creams
You may apply your face creams as long as your skin is without evidence of reaction or irritation. The same applies to your enzyme peel. Always consult with your provider regarding post procedure regimens.
Dr. Pedy Ganchi/ Village Plastic Surgery
Ridgewood, New Jersey
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