Botox and Hyaluronic Acid Alternative During Pregnancy?

It is possible to inject only one side of your jaw with Botox to achieve better symmetry. The risks remain the same for the treated area.

Dear Fran BOTOX typically lasts about 4 months. There can be a slightly longer duration from muscle retraining. However at this point the medication is no longer effective. This would be a good time to consider retreatment. Of course the key is find someone you have confidence in and knows...

Botox and Dysport can be used to soften the muscular show of the calf muscles and create a slimmer look.  The calf muscles are large and the results will be dose dependent.  I would consider starting with 50 units in each calf and then titrate the dose upwards on future visits until...

Dear Mutti There is no single right dilution. Doctors will typically pick a preferred dilution of the BOTOX and work with that dilution. The vial comes with 100 units of Botox. So diluting with 1 ml produces a solution with 100 units per milliliters. Diluting with 4 ml produced a solution...

Unfortunately, your insurance probably won't cover your BOTOX injections if they are for cosmetic purposes, such as wrinkles or to recontour your jawline. However, if you are seeking treatment for therapeutic reasons, such as to treat chronic migraines, then your insurance may be able to cover...

Thank you for your question. I would not worry too much if you had Botox and now you are trying to conceive. Botox works locally where it was injected and the dosing is very small. I do recommend that you stop any future injectable treatments once you find out you are pregnant until either the...