Can I combine Emface with other procedures or injectables?

Can I Have EMFACE If I've Had Botox, Dermal Fillers, or Other Non-Invasive Procedures?
**Yes, in many cases you can.** EMFACE can often be performed on patients who have previously received Botox, dermal fillers, or other aesthetic treatments. However, the type of treatment, where it was performed, and how recently it was done are important considerations.
EMFACE is different from Botox and fillers. Rather than temporarily relaxing muscles or adding volume, EMFACE uses two technologies simultaneously:
- **HIFES (High-Intensity Facial Electrical Stimulation)** stimulates facial muscles to improve muscle tone and support.- **Radiofrequency (RF)** heats the skin to stimulate collagen remodeling and improve firmness.
**If you've had Botox:** EMFACE may still be appropriate, but timing matters. We generally prefer to complete EMFACE before Botox or allow sufficient time after injections, particularly when treating the same facial muscles.
**If you've had dermal fillers:** This requires additional consideration. Because EMFACE delivers radiofrequency heat and stimulates facial muscles, we evaluate the location, type, and age of the filler before recommending treatment. The effects of EMFACE on different fillers have not been fully established.
**If you've had Thermage, Ultherapy, Exilis, or other energy-based treatments:** EMFACE may complement those procedures, but treatment timing and the areas involved should be reviewed individually.
At Precision Aesthetics, we were among the first EMFACE providers in New York and have approximately four years of hands-on experience with the technology.
One thing we've learned is that **the best results come from understanding the patient's facial anatomy, treatment history, and individual goals rather than simply following a standard protocol.**
Our recommendation is to disclose all previous aesthetic treatments, including when and where they were performed, before beginning EMFACE.
**The bottom line:** Having Botox, fillers, or previous non-invasive treatments doesn't automatically disqualify you from EMFACE. It simply means your treatment plan needs to be individualized.

Yes. Emface is a combination of Radiofrequency and HIFESTM energies, it simultaneously affects the skin and muscles. It can be combined with Botox and filler treatments.

There is no contraindication and no reported adverse reactions to combining the procedures. I would only suggest not doing emface on the same day as other facial procedures,