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In general terms, there should be no problem with Botox injections even with a diagnosis of cancer. Other treatments like HA fillers are also often feasible. Many clients enjoy the rejuvenation Botox and other treatments can bring to to their appearance while working through a difficult time in their life. Be sure to ask your oncologist for his permission, and be sure your injector is aware of your medical problems as well. Best Wishes!
I use a lot of Botox and other cosmetic treatments for cancer patients. Feeling good about yourself is part of being able to get going and recover. I do have my patients OK it with oncologist if in middle of therapy. I wrote a short review on this for familysavvy.com and it can be read on that website.
all you have to do is ask your oncologist...overwhelmingly is you don't have advanced disease and if you're not on certain chemotherapies for acute disease...the oncologists don't prohibit botox and it makes you feel better about yourself...
I have many Botox patients who have many different medical conditions, including cancer. That said, you should ask your oncologist and make sure there is no contraindication for your particular condition.
I have several patients who have cancer, or who have had cancer, who still receive cosmetic Botox. I always try to speak with that patient's oncologist first to coordinate care, understand medications, etc. but there are no studies showing there are contraindications for the two. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Thank you for your question. I would not buy or administer your Botox online as it will not be a reputable source. In addition, there is a lot of education and training that is required to inject Botox. Please refer to a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist to do your injections.
I recommend seeing a plastic surgeon for a full facial aesthetic consultation. I frequently hear this complaint and usually it is after patients relieved too small a quantity of Botox. Generally, most women could benefit from 38 units and men 50 units of Botox.
Thank you for your question. Botox or Dysport can be a very effective way to contour the jaw line by reducing the masseter shadow through the outer jaw skin. In addition, it can reduce symptoms of jaw clenching or grinding of teeth at night time. This is an advanced technique that requires...
