I got my first treatment of Botox about a month ago in my forehead. I had great results and am super pleased. When my face gets flushed or red from exercise/heat/being outside in the south I get white spots in the exact places the Botox was injected on my forehead. Is this normal?
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July 31, 2016
Answer: Botox Can Be Used To Treat Rosacea / Facial Red Flushing and Blushing
If Botox has stopped working I would consider Xeomin injections. Please consult a board certified dermatologist with experience with these injections to determine the proper dosing for you. Best, Dr. Green
Hi Kathwang. Yes, these two treatments are no problem on the same day. We usually offer the laser treatment first and then inject second. Because one is at the surface of the skin and one at the muscle level, they do not conflict. For photos of masseter reduction in Los Angeles, click on th...
Sometimes when treating the forehead with Botox, the forehead muscles (frontalis) aren't adequately treated out to the sides, resulting in the outer part of the brows and forehead raising up, and the inner portions staying relaxed. Some call this the "Spock" look. An experience injector with...