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IT should be safe to proceed with a chemical peel 3 days after botulinum toxin but I would recommend that you wait 2 weeks to allow the wrinkles to settle and for the chemical peel to more effectively treat a flat (rather than a wrinkled) skin surface.
I recommend you wait at least 2 weeks after your Botox treatment before getting a peel. This is to allow the results of your Botox to appear.
It is safe to do a chemical peel as soon as a full day after the Botox, and certainly you should feel comfortable with doing it three days after. The two treatments together can be additive in their cosmetic enhancement.
Sonya,Three days is not a problem. In fact many times for the lighter peels, we do the two treatments at the same time. As noted by others here, the two services work beautifully together. You should not have any problems with the time frame you have mentioned.
There is really no reason why you could not proceed with a peel 3 days after Botox. The Botox may enhance the rejuvenative effects of the peel.
Yes, you can go ahead and have a chemical peel after Botox or Botox after a chemical peel. We often perform both Botox and Chemical peels at the same visit. Good luck.
Botox or Dysport is injected into the muscles under the skin whereas Chemical peels are done on the skin so both can be done on the same day if you want.
I often treat patients with a VI Peel and Botox on the same day. I have many patients who are preparing for an event such as a wedding or a reunion and want to look their very best so I will do several treatments in one visit.
It is absolutely safe to get a Chemical Peel three days after Botox. My patients even do them the same visit, I just recommend doing the peel beforehand.
Doing chemical peels and Botox within 3 days is safe and actually the results are complimentary. Frequently we perform both procedures on the same day with no problems
For a first time peel, I would think about using glycolic acid or a TCA peel of 20%. Depending on your response, you can always go stronger. The goal would be a series of peels, each peel stronger than the previous. More importantly is to have the right medical clinic applying your peel that has...
Our treatments use combination therapy to improve the epidermis and dermis. We see atrophic and hypertrophic scars, as well as scars that have hypo and hyperpigmentation. Our main concern is rebuilding collagen and that is why we use a HIDEF protocol that includes combination therapy. Morpheus...
Thank you for question! It all depends upon what agent is being used. 50% Glycolic acid is very safe when administered by an experienced practitioner. However laser resurfacing (including fractional resurfacing) is a better treatment for acne scars. Best of luck!