I had a Clear and Brilliant treatment two days after having Botox. Should I be concerned?

If your esthetician says you should be fine, then without seeing you we can go by their word as well. If you are feeling discomfort or agitation, we suggest you contacting your local doctor. Check back in with your Esthetician in a couple weeks for a checkup.

Thank you for your question.  Your Botox results are more that likely unaffected by the Clear and Brilliant treatment 2 days post injections.  While rate of absorption an onset of action is not an exact science, a very generous 24 hours after Botox injections limiting exercise, massaging of the area or other facial treatments is sufficient. Two days following Botox injections is considered safe. Enjoy your results.

Hi,There is a lot of misinformation online, so I'm glad you are getting feedback from experienced providers! There is no reason to be concerned at all -- having a laser treatment, including Clear and Brilliant, 2 days (or even 1 day) after Botox is totally fine. In fact, we typically tell our patients to be cautious for 4 hours after treatment, so 2 days is well beyond that. 

Hello and thank you for your question.  It is absolutely fine to have had your Clear and Brilliant treatment done two days after your Botox.  At that point your Botox has already been absorbed by the muscle and has no chance of migrating. The precautions I like to give my patients after getting Botox are: avoiding heavy exercise the day of, not to lay flat for 3-4 hours after injections and not to push on the areas that were injected for at least 5-6 hours afterwards.  Hope this was helpful!

Hello, I typically advise waiting a week after a botox treatment before getting a laser treatment because I have found that the effects of the Botox seem to wear off more quickly, possibly due to the inflammation caused by the laser treatment. However, clear and brilliant is a very mild laser treatment that hardly penetrates the skin. I don't think that you have anything to worry about with this treatment.