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There is no problem as long as you wait for a day after your treatment. Please also refer to your doctor's after care also.
Hi and thank you for your question! I am not aware of any studies investigating the impacts of Blue Light therapy on Botox, although I do not think it's very likely to have any sizeable negative effects. Still, being an elective procedure, there is no harm in being extra cautious and waiting a bit longer after Botox or doing it after you are done with Blue Light. I hope it helps and good luck!
Thank you foryour question carysmagill. I understand your concern. Botox is a purifiedprotein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression. There have been no tests to address the safety or efficacy of blue light treatments after Botox treatments. In such cases I conservatively recommend that my patients wait one week after either of these treatments before having the other treatment. Pleaseconsult with a doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!
I would suggest that you wait at least a couple of days after getting Botox before getting blue light therapy, but not, there shouldn't be any issue. Best of luck.
Thank you for your question. There is no problem receiving blue light therapy post Botox injections. However, definitely wait at a minimum of 24 - 48 hours before receiving treatment. Always discuss these concerns with your plastic surgeon or technician.
Yes, you should be able to get blue light after botox since there is no interaction. In general, I recommend patients do not manipulate over the areas of injections for at least 4 hours after treatment. After this period, you may get other treatments in these areas.
There is no problem getting blue light treatment after Botox but i would wait at least 24 hours
I would space it out if you had botox first. Otherwise you can do it after the light therapy.
Hi and thank you for your question! While the gauge of needle has little bearing on the results of the Botox treatment, going with lower gauge (i.e. thinker needle) causes unnecessary discomfort and increased risk of bruising, so Botox injection should be done with the finest needle...
When you have a very strong glabellar line and a deep furrow you may need combination therapy. If you have a very strong muscle and have had a depression of your tissue using filters such as Restylane, Voluma or Juvederm will be helpful. Often times paralyzing the muscle is not enough. Care...
Hi and thank you for your question! Since you just had Botox 4 days ago, you still need to wait as it can take as much as 2 weeks for the full results of the Botox the final look to settle. At that time if you are still having problems, it can be easily fixed by small touch ups and it would...
Sometimes the forehead area will appear smooth except for a small area. I would recommend a follow-up with your injector for a few more units of Botox. This is not unusual. The location or placement of the Botox is more important than the actual number of units. Good luck
Thank you for your question. You're right it usually takes a couple days and up to 14 days for the botox to relax the muscles. You may be one of the rare ones who have it work that fast, enjoy the early benefit.
Hi gone2cycle,The question you ask is an excellent one. If you received Botox the appearance or results are gradual. Commonly at around day for people still have motion, the full range, but it takes greater expression to create the "before" effect. At 1 week the line share of ne...
