I was recently diagnosed with sleep apnea. I would like to know if Botox would affect my condition of sleep apnea in any way. thanks
Answer: Botox and sleep apnea To my knowledge, Botox would not treat sleep apnea nor would cosmetic use of Botox have any implications for this condition.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Sleep apnea is not affected by Botox in the forehead or Crow's feet
There should be no exacerbation or improvement in your sleep apnea if you have upper forehead, glabellar frown lines or crow's feet treated with Botox. If however, you have a high number of units injected into the neck for platysma bands or horizontal neck creases (the latter in my hands don't improve with Botox), there might be a diffusion to affect your sleep apnea, but this is not well reported.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Sleep apnea is not affected by Botox in the forehead or Crow's feet
There should be no exacerbation or improvement in your sleep apnea if you have upper forehead, glabellar frown lines or crow's feet treated with Botox. If however, you have a high number of units injected into the neck for platysma bands or horizontal neck creases (the latter in my hands don't improve with Botox), there might be a diffusion to affect your sleep apnea, but this is not well reported.
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November 18, 2011
Answer: Will Botox affect Sleep Apnea?
Hello Sandra. As long as the Botox you are getting is injected into the upper face, then there will be no affect on your sleep apnea.
Botos is sometimes injected into the neck wrinkles (platysmal bands). As long as the Botox is not injected into this area, you should be ok.
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Answer: Will Botox affect Sleep Apnea?
Hello Sandra. As long as the Botox you are getting is injected into the upper face, then there will be no affect on your sleep apnea.
Botos is sometimes injected into the neck wrinkles (platysmal bands). As long as the Botox is not injected into this area, you should be ok.
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November 19, 2011
Answer: Botox and sleeping
Botox injected into the face properly by a specialist such as a dermatologist or plastic surgeon will have no effect on your sleep apnea. Injecting the neck could theoretically pose a rare risk.
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November 19, 2011
Answer: Botox and sleeping
Botox injected into the face properly by a specialist such as a dermatologist or plastic surgeon will have no effect on your sleep apnea. Injecting the neck could theoretically pose a rare risk.
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November 14, 2011
Answer: Botox and sleep apnea
Botox if inejcted into the upper third of the face should have no impact on sleep apnea at all. Good luck.
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November 14, 2011
Answer: Botox and sleep apnea
Botox if inejcted into the upper third of the face should have no impact on sleep apnea at all. Good luck.
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