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Hello,Thank you for your question.It shouldn't be an issue receiving Botox injection while you have a blood clot. However, you may have more bruising after injections if you are currently taking blood thinners.I would recommend an in person consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, in order to discuss your goals and concerns for the best cosmetic results. I hope this helps. Best regards, Dr. KaranetzDr. Irena KaranetzFellowship-TrainedBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
Thank you for sharing your question. Although there is no issue, I would make sure your clot treatment is underway and stable prior to any further interventions.
It should not be an issue if you only have a blood clot. It is different when you have a blood clotting disorder. Contact your doctor to know more about this.
There is no specific contraindication to receive cosmetic Botox while you have a blood clot. However, medications that are commonly taken may lead to higher risk of bleeding and bruising. I encourage you to discuss your concerns with your injector.
Thank you for your question Despite there being a risk of occlusion with fillers injected into veins, there are, as yet, no risks of botox being injected into arteries and veins. If anything, it may improve the blood flow as it relaxes the muscle surrounding the artery
Hi @Courageous631849! Great questions. There are a few reasons why Botox does not last in some people. 1, You are being under dosed. Average patient uses 64 units for the forehead, frown lines, and crow’s feet. 2. High metabolizer. Reasons for this include aerobic exercise running, HIIT. G...
That crease that is forming is caused by the insertion of the Procereus muscle. Botox is the perfect solution for that line. It needs to be placed at the right depth for it to work so make sure you go to an experienced provider. I have a case on my Botox results page where we did Botox and...
