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Thank you for sharing your question. Yes you are able to donate blood if you have received Botox. Hope this helps.
Hello, thank you for your question. There are two things here - plasma is processed from your blood the temporarily decreased circulating volume left is not going to affect the results of your Botox or fillers. The other thing is that the plasma taken from you won't contain Botox in quantities that can have a negative impact on the recipients body.
botox doesnt get into the blood stream so there is no issues with donating blood while getting botox, dysport, or xeomin. Best, Dr. Emer.
You would be able to donate plasma after a Botox treatment but I would recommend discussing this with the particular blood bank that you would be going to.
Yes you can still donate plasma after having botox; however, you should always mention to the donation center of any recent treatments/procedures you have had for safety purposes. Hope this helps!
Yes, you can donate plasma after having Botox. Ensure you choose and experienced and expert physician injector to ensure that you are properly injected.
Yes you can donate plasma after getting botox. For safety, you can always check with the donation center and mention your botox treatment.
Yes, you can donate plasma after getting Botox. The donation will not affect your results, nor will the plasma recipient be affected by your Botox treatment.
Thank you for your question. You are able to donate plasma after having Botox because the product does not go into the bloodstream. To ensure safety, mention your Botox treatment to the organization you are donating your plasma to.
Thanks for sharing your question. I do not know of any reason that you could not donate your plasma after Botox treatment. That being said, I would mention your treatment to the place where you donate your plasma.
Botox can be used to subtly soften the muscles that result in nasal flaring. The treatment is done in the office with final results seen after two weeks. The effects will fade gradually over three to four months. See an expert injector for treatment.
Yes! Botox for a nostril fare is one of the lesser known areas that we treat, but is highly effective to stop the nostrils from flaring excessively.
Hello and thanks for your question. Thats great to hear you had a good result from a relatively small number of units in the masseter. The best approach if you're worried about having an exaggerated effect would be to start with a lower number and work up- You can always add more botox but you...
