I have been receiving "Botox" for many years now. Recently diagnosed with microscopic colitis, which is kept in remission with 9mg daily doses of a glucocorticoid. Wondering how (if at all) this will impact my next Xeomen treatment (i.e. more bleeding, bruising) and overall efficacy of the Xeomin while taking this drug protocol.
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It is recommended that you avoid anything restrictive on or around the areas that were treated with xeomin or any other botulinum product, for 10-14 days post treatment. This includes avoiding facials or massages of any type as well. The reason behind this is to avoid anything that may...
Neurotoxins are well tolerated in anti-aging doses. Many doctors use much higher doses in children to treat muscle spasms so the doses you are getting for cosmetic purposes are actually quite small and well tolerated.
Yes! Your injector is correct in his/her treatment plan. Relaxing these muscles will help the appearance of the skin laxity on your neck. It is a minimally uncomfortable treatment, no more painful than other areas you have received Botox in, in the past. Another treatment I would look into to...
