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Hello! Having Botox the DAY before is fine. I would not recommend it immediately prior but at 24 hours you should be fine. If you are doing them the same day, the microdneedling should come first. Enjoy!
I often combine these procedures on the same day, although theoretically many think you should not as there is risk of spreading the Botox to areas you did not want it to go. I have not found this to occur whether the Botox is injected first or later. Botox takes 2 weeks to work completely. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
Botox injections 24 hours prior to microneedling should be perfectly fine. Botox injections are performed in a layer of facial tissue beneath the skin. Microneedling is performed within the more superficial layers of the skin. I would wait the 24 hours only because microneedling requires some pressure when it is being performed and you should avoid pressure to your face where Botox has been placed for at least 24 hours to prevent inadvertent dispersal of the Botox.
Thank you for your question.I would avoid having Botox placed a day before microneedling, assuming the microneedling is done in the same area as the Botox. Pressure on areas soon after Botox injection could "push" the Botox to areas where you don't want it and cause problems. I'd either do the microneedling first, or wait a few days after the Botox to get it done. However, that's just me. I would talk with your plastic surgeon about their thoughts, and they should guide you appropriately.Best,Dr. Michael EpsteinMAE Plastic SurgeryNorthbrook, IL
Thanks for your question. Likely yes, but check in with your PS just in case. If the treated areas are separate It should not be a problem. If it is the same area you may want to avoid the botox treated segment or wait a few days so that the microneedling does not pust the botox into the wrong areas.Best wishes.
Thank you for your question. Yes, you can have Botox before you're micro needling. Best wishes
Yes you can have Botox and microneedling in the same day. Botox will have to be injected after microneedling treatment to reduce the risk of the Botox spreading. After receiving Botox do not lie down or massage the area for four hours. No exercising for 24 hours after injection.
Botox and micro-needling can be performed safely on the same day if the Botox is injected after micro -needling. It is best to avoid pressure on your face, which will occur with micro-needling, after Botox injections to avoid spreading the effect of Botox beyond the intended site.
Yes, you can have botox injections before microneedling the day before. Although the full effect of botox can take up to 1 week, the theoretical concern of botox result being affected by the procedure would be mainly within the first several hours post botox injection (even though these treatments are sometimes combined by expert injectors). You plan of separating these procedures on alternate days is an appropriate.
In my opinion and what I prefer is to do them both on the same day and the Botox after the micro-needling to reduce the risk of the Botox spreading. Another option would be to wait 3 to 7 days after the Botox to do Micro-Needling. Please consult a local professional in your area. Thank you for your question.
Men typically require more units of botox than women. I would consider injecting both the brow region as well as the forehead. Between these two areas you may require 40 to 50 units. After 20 units in the forehead, there should be some improvement. I would check with your provider. Also did y...
I am sorry you experienced discomfort during your Botox injections! Unfortunately, pain is relative to the person who experiences it. The needles for Botox injection vary as you mentioned, by gauge size, not by quality. The injection technique may vary slightly, but should not result in...
It can take 2-3 days for Botox to be visible. To see maximum results of Botox can take up 2 weeks. Your hooded feeling can be from the Botox being injected to low on the brow. It is hard to say when the swelling will go down. Please contact your physician for an evaluation.