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Bruising can get worse if you drink alcohol so soon before or after your treatment. If you have a tendency to bruise, then I suggest you avoid wine.
There isn't any issue or any effect drinking wine a night before having your Botox treatmentBest regards
There is no issue or wont have any affect drinking wine the night before having Botox treatment
Hello, A glass of wine the night before will not compromise the administration of your Botox the next day. Dear Natsu, The question you ask is a very good one. Often patients are concerned about a forehead contour irregularity and wish to have it corrected due to aesthetic reasons. I feel that this is very reasonable - after it has been determined why there is a irregularity. I would recommend seeking a surgeon who specializes in treatment of the face for this reason. Be healthy and be well, James M. Ridgway, MD, FACS
There is no specific contraindication to having a glass of wine the night before receiving Botox. Large quantities of alcohol or prolonged consumption will lead to bruising/bleeding complications, but occasional use will not. Relax and enjoy!
There is no issue with drinking wine the night before a treatment. On occasion drinking will make you more likely to bruise but it's not typically an issue with Botox. Enjoy!
Drinking wine the night before your Botox treatment may increase your chances of bruising from treatment. It will not affect your over treatment results. Before treatment in order to minimize bruising it is best to avoid alcohol, aspirin, NSAIDs, and Vitamin E supplements.
Drinking wine will not effect the outcome of your results, however it could increase your likelihood of bruising. If you have concern there, I'd recommend you avoid it before your injection.
It is fine to drink wine the night before botoxinjections, but if you are worried about bruising I don’t recommend it. Alcohol, Vitamin E, Fish Oil, Ibuprofen andAspirin are all agents that thin the blood, which can lead to an increased riskof bruising. If bruising is a concern, Isuggest refraining from alcohol 1-2 weeks before and a couple of days afterBotox injections. I hope thisinformation helps!
There should be no problem with having a glass of wine the night before a Botox injection. Good luck!
Yes, a dermatologist is a great choice when you are looking to have treatment with Botox. I would recommend choosing a board certified physician who has a great deal of experience, as this will help you obtain the best possible result. I hope this helps, and best of luck to you.
Botox results will be shown within 7-10 days. We usually recommend scheduling your second Botox treatment to your masseter muscle in 3 months, and then after that you can usually push treatments out to about 4 months. But it really depends on the strength of your muscle. "This answer has...
Fillers are an ideal treatment for NLF and I would suggest you seek another injector if you haven't had luck with your treatments thus far.
