Would using a vibrating massage tool on the face affect the longevity of Botox? I.e cause it to wear off quicker. I use one as it helps de puff and tone my face. I can’t seem to find any answers on the web. Perhaps there haven’t been any tests or studies carried out. It would be great if someone does have any information. Thankyou for reading.
October 20, 2023
Answer: Botox & Facial Massager There has been no proven scientific evidence that facial massaging tools result in a decrease in Botox longevity. One factor that plays a role in Botox longevity is the level of physical activity i.e. strength training/HIIT workouts due to the increased in vasodilation and an increased metabolism. Of course, always consult with your cosmetic injector or PCP for personalized clearance.
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October 20, 2023
Answer: Botox & Facial Massager There has been no proven scientific evidence that facial massaging tools result in a decrease in Botox longevity. One factor that plays a role in Botox longevity is the level of physical activity i.e. strength training/HIIT workouts due to the increased in vasodilation and an increased metabolism. Of course, always consult with your cosmetic injector or PCP for personalized clearance.
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September 12, 2023
Answer: Use of vibrating massage tools post-Botox treatment Botox works by temporarily paralyzing targeted muscles to reduce wrinkles, the impact of facial massage tools on its longevity isn't extensively studied. However, it's generally advised to avoid any vigorous facial massage or pressure in the treated areas for at least 24-48 hours post-injection to ensure the Botox settles properly. Using a vibrating tool might potentially disperse the product, reducing its effectiveness. If the tool helps with puffiness and toning, consider waiting a couple of days post-treatment before resuming its use. Always consult with your board certified medical doctor for personalized advice.
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September 12, 2023
Answer: Use of vibrating massage tools post-Botox treatment Botox works by temporarily paralyzing targeted muscles to reduce wrinkles, the impact of facial massage tools on its longevity isn't extensively studied. However, it's generally advised to avoid any vigorous facial massage or pressure in the treated areas for at least 24-48 hours post-injection to ensure the Botox settles properly. Using a vibrating tool might potentially disperse the product, reducing its effectiveness. If the tool helps with puffiness and toning, consider waiting a couple of days post-treatment before resuming its use. Always consult with your board certified medical doctor for personalized advice.
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