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Botox is not harmful to the body. It performs a specific purpose and will not affect your surgery. Have some fun with all of this and enjoy your transformation! Dr J
You can have facial botox before, during or after your breast surgery. It is safe to have them done at the same time if you wish.
There is no problem having Botox before or after surgery and in fact, I have even injected it at the time of surgery!!!!!
Hi there- There should not be any reason that having a Botox treatment would complicate or make more difficult a successful breast procedure. Good Luck!
There should be no issuse with having Botox prior to any sort of breast or body surgery. The Botox will not interfere with anything, nor will the surgery change the way the Botox works, where it works, or how long it will last.
I have injected Botox before, during, and after breast surgery in a large number of women. The two procedures are completely unrelated and can be mixed and matched without any problems.
Thank you for the question. There is no reason that you cannot have the Botox treatment before your procedure. Best wishes.
Yes, it is ok. Botox in standard doses only causes a local effect. Having surgery a week later will not interfere.
There is no contraindication to having Botox either the week before surgery or shortly afterwards. Best of luck with both procedures!
You can do Botox at any time before or after surgery as long as the Botox is not in the same area as the surgery. Best Wishes Dr. Peterson
There can be traces of left-over bruising after any injection therapy. Sometimes this takes a surprising amount of time to clear, or rarely, doesn't completely clear. Laser treatments can promote complete clearing. In other instances, there is a mild inflammatory reaction...
Most MD's that inject neurotoxins like Boox, Dysport and Xeomin will use them for two weeks after reconstituting them with saline.
Definitely call the treating physician. An evaluation by an eye specialist may be appropriate. Overtreatment around the eye, especially in patients with morning eye puffiness, previous eyelid surgery, or blepharitis, could have worsening of symptoms following treatment.
There should be no exacerbation or improvement in your sleep apnea if you have upper forehead, glabellar frown lines or crow's feet treated with Botox. If however, you have a high number of units injected into the neck for platysma bands or horizontal neck creases (the latter in my hands...
Although taking fish oils prior to treatment with Botox Cosmetic may increase the likelihood of unwanted bruising, it should not interfere in any way with the efficacy of the injections.
Thank you for your question. Time, unfortunately, is the best way to allow your Botox to wear off. I would return to your injector or go to a more experienced injector if you don't like your results. There may be something specific they can do to counter the effects of what you don't like...
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