Can I Have Botox on my Forehead and Xeomin on my Glabella?

Thanks for your question. In theory, yes you can have two different providers inject the two areas and use different products. However, sticking with one provider and product will limit the amount of variables, so if something doesn't look right, you can correct it easier. Good luck!

Botox & Xeomin may be used in conjunction with each other.  However, it is best to have one physician do the injections.  Botox and Xeomin often have a slight delay in working.  Having one individual who knows exactly where the product is placed and the amount put in is optimal and safer for you.

Yes,  you can have Botox on your forehead and Xeomin on your glabella and you can have them done on different days. But it would be best if both procedures were done by one physician to make sure the units injected are known to avoid over or under treating the areas.

There is no reason that you can't combine Botox and Xeomin.  However when treating a patient with those products the whole face is taken into account.  So if you want to have it done by two different doctors I would wait two weeks so that the effects of the first are there and the second doctor does not over inject you.  Good Luck.

Thank you for your question.Botox and Xeomin should not interfere with one another.



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There should not be any problems mixing the two products. However, it is advisable to stick to one of the two injectables at any given time. I do not see the benefits of mixing the two injections. Raffy Karamanoukian Los Angeles

There wouldn't be any issue combining different neurotoxins to different areas on the face. I advise to find one physician you are comfortable with to do all treatments to avoid any confusion. 

All the current neuromodul;ators, i.e. Botox, Dysport, & Xeomin, may be used in the same treatment session in different locations. Once reconstituted properly by the treating physician, each may be injected in a separate location without concern and without need for spacing treating sessions. I routinely do this in my private practice, depending upon particular needs. When a larger area, such as the forehead requires treatment, I can make use of the theoretical benefit of Dysport to diffuse a bit more than Botox. When a narrow area, such as the lipstick bleeding lines around the lips require treatment, I prefer Botox or Xeomin. The point is that treatment with all three may be safely done, if so desired, at one time.

The glabella and forehead should be done with either botox/dysport or xeomin on the same day since they are areas that can look weird if overlaping of the botox is done. Sincerely,

David Hansen,MD

Could you do it-sure.  But it is best to find a single doctor to take care of the treatment so there is no confusion about what is going where.