I got Botox wrongly placed in my jaw/mentalis in Aug 30th. My smile /tongue when laughing was crooked? Now my lower lip is smaller on one side. When and will it go back?????!!!
November 18, 2024
Answer: Depends if you let it without doing anything If you’ve received Botox and have an asymmetry, it usually takes 3 to 4 months for the effects of Botox to wear off completely. This timeframe may vary based on individual factors such as your metabolism, the dosage used, and the area treated. During this period, the asymmetry might gradually correct itself as the Botox weakens. However, if the asymmetry is significant or bothersome, a touch-up or small correction with additional Botox can be considered. I’d recommend giving it at least 2-3 weeks post-injection before reassessing, as initial swelling may also contribute to uneven results. Applying heat or using radiofrequency treatments after Botox could potentially speed up the breakdown of the product, as both increase blood flow and can cause muscle activity, reducing the duration of the Botox effect. However, this is not always predictable and may not guarantee correction of the asymmetry. If you’re considering using radiofrequency, I’d suggest waiting at least 2 weeks after your Botox injection, when the product has fully settled. It’s best to consult with your provider first, as it could unintentionally worsen the asymmetry or affect the results differently.
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November 18, 2024
Answer: Depends if you let it without doing anything If you’ve received Botox and have an asymmetry, it usually takes 3 to 4 months for the effects of Botox to wear off completely. This timeframe may vary based on individual factors such as your metabolism, the dosage used, and the area treated. During this period, the asymmetry might gradually correct itself as the Botox weakens. However, if the asymmetry is significant or bothersome, a touch-up or small correction with additional Botox can be considered. I’d recommend giving it at least 2-3 weeks post-injection before reassessing, as initial swelling may also contribute to uneven results. Applying heat or using radiofrequency treatments after Botox could potentially speed up the breakdown of the product, as both increase blood flow and can cause muscle activity, reducing the duration of the Botox effect. However, this is not always predictable and may not guarantee correction of the asymmetry. If you’re considering using radiofrequency, I’d suggest waiting at least 2 weeks after your Botox injection, when the product has fully settled. It’s best to consult with your provider first, as it could unintentionally worsen the asymmetry or affect the results differently.
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