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Thank you very muchfor your question and congratulations on your recent Botox treatment. Thereshould be no reason that bending over, on the same afternoon as your injections,will cause any issues. You should expect your Botox results to appear over thenext couple of weeks without any unusual side-effects. However, should you haveany further concerns, I suggest reaching out to your Botox provider for theiradvice.
You will be fine. Hope you enjoy your results!-Gregory A Buford MD FACSBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon and Author
Dear juliashlem,bending over should have no negative effect on your Botox injections. Enjoy your results. Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, Am. Society of Plastic Surgery
Although it is advised not to bend forwards or backwards for at least 4 hours after a Botox injection, a brief bending forward should not affect your outcome.
No, it is unlikely this will negatively impact your Botox results. Keep in mind, it will take 1-2 weeks for final results with Botox. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Bending over after a Botox treatment should not affect the results from your injection. In my opinion, everything should be fine.
Bending over should not affect your results! There is no evidence or data to suggest this would affect it! Hope you are loving your results!
I wouldn't worry, bending over should not change your results. You will be enjoying your botox results soon!
Thank you for your questionYou should be fine. I would take you bending over for a long period of time where a lot of blood rush to your head to cause a potential for complications. Botox takes 3-4 days to start working and peaks at its strongest in about 2 weeks. If at 2 weeks you are noticing something undesireable, return to your injector for evaluation.
Julia,Rest assured, bending over will not negatively impact your outcome. The maximal effect of the Botox may take up to two weeks to be seen. Wish you all the best!Hardik Doshi, M.D.
Hi, and thank you for your query. I would recommend that you tell both practitioners of any upcoming (or recent) procedures. I don’t think either will affect the other, but it would be good practice to keep them informed. Best of luck!
Thank you for your question. You’re describing a situation where you’re away from home for a rhinoplasty for hump reduction and tip surgery for a bulbous tip. You are asking if 6 days after is too early to get Botox® for crow’s feet and forehead lines. You are now at day 2, and your eyes are fa...
I would not offer you Botox injections since your dx is one that causes an auto immune response to stimuli, i.e. Botox injections. Discuss with your treating MDs if they might write you a clearance for Botox injections...