I am interested in getting Botox again once I am finished breastfeeding.. I have had delays reactions to fillers in the past (treated with Prednisone) and am allergic to hair dye. Would I be at risk for a botox allergy? I had it years ago but am worried to try it again given the lapse of time and the fact that I seem predisposed to chemical allergies.
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If anything Botox injected to the scalp can stimulate hair growth by relaxing the small muscles surrounding the hair follicles. Botox injected to the face should have no detrimental effects of hair loss or an increase in inflammation. Best of luck!
It could be the fillers. If the issue keeps happening, you may want to dissolve all your filler. Manufacturers say they last at least 1-2 years but, recent studies have shown that fillers can last much more. If you only got Hyaluronic acid based fillers, there is an enzyme that can dissolve it.
The wrinkling that concerns you may be related to skin laxity. You may consider AccuTite to help tighten the skin around the eyes and forehead. Visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.