Can a high protein intake of 70-100g daily effect botox results?

Consult with your physician on this matter. A protein intake from nutritional diet should not impact. See an expert. -Dr. Emer

Thank you for sharing your question, I do not believe that protein intake has any affect on the results of Botox. See a facial specialist for your treatment. Good luck!

Diet does not affect the longevity of Botox, but strenuous physical activity may. We have anecdotally observed that athletes may require higher doses of Botox for a desired result compared to non-athletes. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph

Thank you for your question. I do not believe your diet will affect longevity of your Botox results. The effect from Botox will last approximately 3 months. Please see an experienced injector for best results. Take care!

Your high protein diet should not impact how long your Botox results last, The effects will diminish gradually over approximately 3 to 4 months. See an experienced injector for your treatment.

Protein intake should not affect your Botox results. The duration of results is largely determined by the dose of Botox that was injected, however there is individual variation as well. Generally, results in areas that move more on a daily basis (like around the mouth) may not last as long as areas that move less (like the forehead).

Hello and thank you for your question. There are no well documented studies in to diet effecting botox treatment so this dietary change should not make any difference to your result I hope that helps answer your question. Always seek an experienced and qualified medical professional for these treatments. Very best wishes

Botox injections into the jaw or masseter muscles, can for weeks later, make the jaw feel like its lost strength. This is a known side effect. Chewing hard foods may be difficult as the muscles used to bite down have been temporarily altered by the Botox injections. These injections to the masseter muscles give the desired jawline cosmetic result, but can at the same time affect biting down, chewing and cause the jaw to feel weak. This will subside on its own.