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There should be no issues with Liposuction and Botox separated a few weeks apart. The two procedures are independent of one another and shouldn't impact the results of either. Good luck. Of course, consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon is always recommended.
Unless your face is swollen, you can safely have any neurotoxin in your face. Swelling can cause the neurotoxin to spread further than without swelling.Consult a board certified plastic surgeonBest wishes
Dear Cat1234567,Having Botox Cosmetic® done to your face to help subside the wrinkles or deep folds is not going to affect your surgery you had done three weeks ago to your mid-section. Although having surgery can be a lot to take in when you are in recovery, this is unrelatedto the liposuction and fat transfer. Therefore, yes you will be fine if you are injected with Botox to your face.
Botox is used as a neurotoxin to "balance" strong muscles of facial expression. It is generally safe to have Botox after liposuction and fat transfer, especially several weeks later.
Congratulations on your progress! I would recommend you achieve your ideal weight before doing any surgical procedures. However, as a female, I understand your frustration with the challenge of weight loss and your desire to seek improvement sooner than later. You seem to be a...
I find no scientific studies on body penetration from lipocavitation.It is designed to go into fat. Energy then dissipates. Ask the spa for a copy of the specifications for the machine they used. Take this information and discuss your concerns with your obstetrician. Chances are...
Thank you for your question. It sounds like there may be a fluid collection in the lower abdomen ( seroma) following liposuction. This can occur and feel like a "water balloon" as you described. This can be easily evaluated by an ultrasound, and if present, drained at the same time. You should...