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You shouldn’t have any kind of adverse reaction or decreased efficacy if you do rejuvenating treatments even though you have multiple sclerosis (MS). We have patients with MS at our center who regularly enjoy cosmetic and aesthetic enhancements, without any problem. Please let the physician who is helping you treat MS know about your plans, however. And be sure to consult a board-certified dermatologist who is an expert with injectable rejuvenation therapy.
Thank you for your question. MS should not prohibit you from having Botox or fillers. Please consult with an experienced physician so your case can be evaluated and the best recommendation can be made.
Yes, having MS is not contraindicated for Botox and fillers. I recommend following up with your cosmetic dermatologist about your desired treatments. Hope this helps.
We have treated patients with advanced MS with botox and fillers. The amount of botox is so small and it's localized in the area injected that there is no danger of systemic toxicity. Fillers are completely fine in patients with MS.
You can get both Botox and Juvaderm even though you have MS. The cosmetic products will not interfere with your medical condition.
Yes, continuing with your Botox and Juvederm injections with MS is completely safe. Neither should have any impact on the other.
Thank you for your question! Having MS is not contraindicated for use with either Botox or Dermal Fillers. Ensure that you are getting your treatments done by a cosmetic physician to get your desired results.Best Regards, Dr. Bector
if you are healthy individual besides multiple sclerosis, you can have your Botox treatment as well as well as fillers. it is always a good idea to discuss these questions with whomever is treating you for MS. Good luck from New York City
Botox or any neurotoxins are contraindicated with multiple sclerosis condition as it can weaken muscle action further. Rarely they can travel to other parts of body and weaken muscles. You can do Juvederm fillers. Check with your doctor also who is caring for MS.
Sounds like your Botox treatment was not performed in the best of fashions. The glabella consists of a number of muscles and those muscles need to be injected with botox after a physical exam. Once the corrugators and the procerus are injected they will flatten out and become much smaller in a...
No, the injections for these two problems take place in different areas of the forehead. The 11s in the central area and the lift on the outsides or above the lateral most eyebrows.
It is very unlikely that Botox would cause any depressions in the forehead. These types of changes are possibly related to altering the underlying muscle or soft tissue of the forehead during a brow lift. The most likely cause of these types of changes in a patient that has had fat transfer to t...
