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Can I do Botox and filler 4 days after HIFU?

mhosnyJul 25, 2019
The physician who has done the HIFU for me told me it is not possible to do the area between the brows using the hifu. I am leaving my home country after a week for one whole year and I want to have total rejuvenated face before leaving. Can I do Botox and filler 4 days after HIFU???I have done HIFU treatment on my whole face .Shall any treatment of the three be affected negatively ?

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