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Is dermawand ok to use right after Botox?

helleniumJan 2, 2018
I have been using detmawand for 3 weeks and it’s ok. But I had Botox on my forehead lips crows feet. Can I use dermawand. It won’t ruin the Botox? And when right away? After a week?

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