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Thank you for your question. The answer is no, Botox can't be squeezed out because Botox is injected into the muscle under the skin.
Botox can not be inadventently squeezed out as is injected in to muscle. Acne resides in the superficial Epidermal/Dermal layers.
Botox cannot be squeezed out because it is injected into the muscle, and then gets absorbed. It is not injected into the skin where a pimple is.
Botox works on the neuromuscular junction and does not get squeezed out when you are manipulating a pimple. Raffy Karamanoukian, Los Angeles
This will not have an effect on the Botox. The Botox is injected in the muscle, which is under the skin. I would recommend visiting a board certified dermatologist for the treatment of pimples. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
Cosmetic Botox is injected into muscles and is absorbed into that area to relax the muscle - squeezing a pimple would have no effect on your Botox treatment.
Pimples from acne develop on the surface of the skin while Botox is injected into the muscle layer beneath the skin's surface. So, popping a pimple should not affect your Botox injection.
You won't be in danger of squeezing out Botox as it is injected in a deeper layer, and is quickly absorbed.
Botox is injected into the muscles, which is much deeper than the epidermis and dermis, where acne resides. Within a few hours after injection the medicine has diffused into the tissues and isn't going anywhere.
No you cannot squeeze Botox out because Botox is injected into the muscle that is under the skin whereas a zit or a pimple is in the skin. A good analogy would be to think of a carpet on the floor where the skin is like the carpet and the floor is like the muscle layer
Botox doesn't cause trigeminal neuralgia - but for a thorough understanding of the potential risks and side effects of cosmetic Botox, visit the web site below.
Thank you for your question and photo. The area you are pointing to is an appropriate place for placing Botox to treat lines from the crows feet. It would be unusual for the Botox to create an unwanted effect on other muscles in the area if the injections were done well. Some of your...
Fillers can be used to soften lines and wrinkles in the face. As far as Botox, you need to be careful as the mouth is tricky area to use Botox in. You could end up with a crooked smile. It would be best to set up a consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
Thank you for your question. Botox will not cause permanent damage at all. Botox will typically last 3-4 months based on the average person. I would advise you to consult with an expert injector. Hope this information helps.
What has happened here is that you have had too much weakening of the muscles in the central brow. Now when you raise your eyebrows, the only area of the muscle left functioning is the portion over the outer eyebrow arch, hence the lines that are bugging you. Your central brow has...
I'm not sure the two could be related but not wearing a good sunscreen is probably an issue if you're using cosmetic Botox to soften lines. Those lines worsen by sun damage - use an SPF to protect your skin is essential to wrinkle reduction.
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