I am considering having fat grafting done to my face after a horrible Ultherapy outcome and was told by the physician that I needed to have botox on my entire face prior to the procedure. Is this normal and why would this be necessary?
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I don't believe insurance will cover this seeing it is an off label use of Botox. It would be best to get a hold of your Insurance company and ask them what may be covered. Thank you for your question.
Thank you for your question. None of these medications will prevent you from having Botox. Please remember to see an expert injector for a consultation to determine the best treatment plan for you.
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately this is a possible side effect with Botox when placed into this area. Nothing can be done to reverse the Botox. It typically wears off in 3-4 months.