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Thank you for the question. There should be no specific interaction between the asthma/COPD and the Botox, though some of the accessory muscles of breathing attach to the upper back and cervical spine. These muscles raise your rib cage when you take a deep breath. There is a theoretical risk of affecting these, though I don't see a problem overall if your medical conditions are well treated. Good luck!
There should be no problems using cosmetic Botox in those with asthma. Interesting, the use of botulinum toxin in asthma was considered several times in the past. One of the studies I am aware of subjected patients with asthma to treatment with Botox. Although Botox was very beneficial in improving asthma-related vocal cord dysfunction, there was no improvement with the objective measurements of lung function.
Thank you for your question. The amount of Botox needed will vary and needs an in-person evaluation. It can take up to 7 days to see the effects of Botox and up to 14 days to see the full effects. It can take several treatments 3 months apart before noticing the effects of Botox to the jawline. ...
There is no alcohol present in Botox, so you should have no issues with your alcohol monitoring bracelet. Additionally, if you request it beforehand, your provider should have alternatives to alcohol wipes for you.
Good Morning. I would recommend an evaluation with the cosmetic surgeon, depending on the cause of the droopy eyelid, you may get different recommendations. But there is a way to get some Botox injected to help with a brow lift. It would only take few units of Botox, but that number will be...
