Any Way To Speed Up Absorption of Botox and Restalyne?

Thank you for your question. Time, unfortunately, is the best way to allow your Botox to wear off. I would return to your injector or go to a more experienced injector if you don't like your results. There may be something specific they can do to counter the effects of what you don't like about the treatment.

You should consider seeing a second opinion.  You might be able to get an adjustment and be happy with the result.  Otherwise, you can have the Restylane dissolved with hyaluronidase but the Botox effect will just have to wear off by itself.

Hi Gatekeeper.  You'll be happy with half of our answer.  Restylane can easily be reversed with a product called Vitrase.  Vitrase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid - the active ingredient in Restylane.  It immediately dissolves the Restylane and reverses the effects of the treatment. 

Botox is different and there is no way to speed up the time it takes for Botox to dissipate.  Depending on where the product was injected and how much was injected, you can expect to wait several months for it to wear off completely.  Good luck.

The BOTOX takes time to resolve on its own.  Typically effects are gone 3 to 6 months after treatment.  However, if you are willing, a better alternative would be to seek out some second opinions regarding what is going on.  It is possible that simple corrective action might give you a much better result.

Botox will fade out on its own after about 4 months and there is no great way of speeding this up. For hyaluronic-acid based fillers such as juvederm or restylane or perlane, your physician can inject you with hyaluronidase to get rid of it much faster. I'm surprised by the  "more wrinkles" that you now have. Make sure you receive your treatments by a highly trained and experienced injector like a dermatologist to avoid side effects and get optimal results. ~ Dr. Benjamin Barankin, Toronto Dermatology Centre.