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To the best of my knowledge they do not (however dysport contains lactose if you have a milk protein allergy). If you have allergies to these substances you should contact the manufacturer to find out directly from the source. Hope that helps!
The packaging does not indicate that these agents are contained in Botox but I agree with Dr. Rueckl that you should reach out to the manufacturer to confirm that it does not contain minimal trace elements that would be contraindicated for you.
Not as far as I can tell from the packaging or inserts or experience. But if you have questions, you can always check with Allergan, the company that makes these products, to verify exactly what you need to know. Their phone number is 1-800-433-8871 and then you can follow the prompts. I have many patients with gluten allergies and sensitivities and none have had issues with these products. "Thisanswer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot beheld as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatmentwith a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
The muscles of the forehead elevate the eyebrow and the muscles around the eye pull the eyebrow down. These muscles are in balance contributing to the location of the eyebrow. It is possible to slight raise the eyebrow or lower the eyebrow with Botox. You would need to be seen...
Thank you for your question. 24 hours should be sufficient time for healing. Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Best wishes
The dilution of Botox is very straightforward. Once the primary MD determines what dilution he or she is comfortable with, a medical assistant can can help by reconstituting the bottle. Medical assistants are pretty capable and are trained to handle small tasks such as drawing up and mixing...
Bella, Headache lasting a day or so is sometimes seen after Botox and are easily relieved by NSAIDs, but headache and flu-like symptoms are more likely associated with some other process, like a viral syndrome. You may wish to ask your doctor about this, but I doubt that Botox is the cause...
Botox is great for shrinking excessive saliva glands but only experienced doctor should do it. The doses can range from 20 to 40 units per side.I hope that helps and best regards, Dr. Sapijaszko.
I'm sorry, but WHAT??? Botox is NOT a numbing agent. It does not numb things like lidocaine. The doctor told you he put Botox in? As a side note, this would cost the doctor a ton of money! Botox costs hundreds of dollars a vial. Lidocaine costs about $1.50 a vial. I have no idea why any doctor...
