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Chemical peels are commonly done after a Botox treatments. Good Luck.
Yes, in fact it is very common for patients to undergo a Botox treatment and have routine peels. I would recommend thatfirst a peel be performed which is then followed by the Botox treatment. If you do it in reverse then waiting 2 weeksis optimal.
We commonly perform chemical peels before or after Botox injections, especially when they are spaced as far apart as 2 weeks. There are no issues with this combination of treatments.
I regularly perform chemical peels of varying depth in my office. In patients with severe rhytids of the face, I insist on Botox injections before the chemical peel to allow more even distribution of the acid solution during the procedure.
Chemical peels can be done at the same time you do botox. If a crease or line is still present after you have your botox in effect, then you can peel it if it is very shallow or superficial. If the crease is still deep then I would fill it with either Juvaderm or Radiesse or Restylane.
Hi MD,You may have a chemical peel after Botox. After Botox injections patients are advised to avoid lying down for at least 3 hours as a precaution to avoid inadvertent spread of Botox to the upper eye lids. Certainly two weeks after Botox there is no contraindication to a chemical peel.In fact, I prefer to treat my patients with Botox about one week before a peel or Fraxel laser treatment because research has shown that skin heals better after these treatments if the skin does not move.Good luck and be well. Happy Holidays.Dr. P
MD2MJS,There is no contraindication to having a chemical peel two weeks after Botox. In fact, we often perform peels concurrently with Botox injections. Just make sure that you are going to a qualified doctor.
No problem! I frequently treat patients with Botox and Chemical Peels on the same day! Two weeks is more than enough time to wait.
Absolutely, you can get a Chemical Peel two weeks after Botox. I have patients who get peels the very next day after Botox, so two weeks after won't be a problem at all!
Yes, there is no contraindications with receiving these two treatments on the same day. These two treatments actually compliment each other as they are reducing fine lines. "Dr.D"
It is very rare to have burns after superficial chemical peels. Discoloration can happen as a result of not applying sunscreen or not following the post-procedure instructions. Avoiding any exfoliating products before the peel is also very important. When the skin is hypopigmented, it takes up...
A chemical peel uses acids to destroy the epidermis and parts of the dermis. During the initial recovery period, the skin undergoes a process of 'epithelialization,' whereby new skin is created to cover the treated areas. During the initial healing phase, it is wise to avoid any harsh chemicals...
For the average 37 yr old caucasian with medium complexion and with sun spots and sun damage, I recommend 1 or 2 chemical peels of the combination Jessner's solution plus 35% TCA given at 2-4 week intervals. The cost is roughly $1000-1,500 each and does wonders for the skin although you do...
This is a common question with chemical peels, or any laser resurfacing procedure for wrinkle reduction. The answer largely depends on the depth of the chemical peel and the rate at which your skin heals following the cosmetic procedure. You want to minimize skin irritation after any peel or...
Chemical peels are an important part of cosmetic medicine and can induce very specific and positive changes in the skin. Recovery after a chemical peel depends primarily on the depth of the peel. Its not uncommon for chemical peels to reach the depth of the papillary dermis, causing epithelial...
Sensitive skin types may receive chemical peel treatments safely. However, it is important to choose a peel that is appropriate for each individual’s skin type. Performing a more aggressive peel on a sensitive skin patient could be disastrous, especially if the patient has not built up a...
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