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As long as you are cleared by your oncologist, you should be able to have Botox. It takes 1-2 weeks for final results with Botox. Hope this helps.
I recommend following up with your oncologist, but you should be able to have your re-treatment of Botox. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for your question. I would follow up with your oncologist, however I think you would be fine to receive botox while on that prescription. Best of luck, Dr. Heffernan
Hi. Yes, you can get Botox while on those medications, however, you should clear this with your oncologist before proceeding. Best of luck with your treatment!
You can always ask the same question of your oncologist, but I believe you're perfectly safe to receive botox. It should also help your state of mind while receiving the treatment. Good luck from New York City
The Master muscles are used for chewing. When these muscles are immobilized with botulinum toxin, the Temporalis muscles are recruited to aid in chewing to compensate for the last of master function. This would actually cause a slight hypertrophy and filling in of the temples rather than hollowing.
Bruising can occur after Botox injection. Arterial or Venus puncture can result in a hematoma which can appear as a mass. Warm compress should help and you should follow up with your physician.
Botox is not used with the specific purpose of reducing muscle bulk; its function is to weaken (temporarily) the muscle function. Of course, it's possible that over time with consistent injections for maintenance, the muscle bulk may atrophy from disuse but that would likely take at least 4-6...