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Hello, thank you for your question. In general terms, there should be no problem with Botox injections even with a diagnosis of cancer. Be sure to ask your oncologist for his/her medical clearance , and be sure your injector is aware of your medical problems as well.
The answer is "yes" - no problem. It is perfectly safe whilst on herceptin. Please see a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist
Thanks for your question! I think it is very likely that it should be fine. However, I would get official clearance from your medical oncologist prior to any intervention.Hope this helps!Take care and stay safe,Dr. Schneider
Hi mba13, Botox and fillers (Hyaluronic Acid Based Fillers) has, to my knowledge, no contraindication to cancer patients, provided that patient immunity is normal. There is even lab evidence (in vitro) that botox might have adjuvant effect to herceptin in the cell line.
Hi, Botox brow lifts can certainly achieve a mild to moderate similar effect in the first instance. If you require a more dramatic lift; fillers, threadlifts and surgery are other options. Please consult a medical practitioner for a face to face assessment. Kind regards, Dr Ana. Kat & Co Aesthetics
In your case, the amount of product injected may be no longer enough to give the result that you need. In cases like this, you can try increasing the amount of product or change to another neuromodulator besides Botox-like Dysport or Xeomin. Waiting for a while may not be effective if you want...
From the picture, you posted I can notice the lines you mentioned on your forehead. So far, they are not deep lines, which makes you a good candidate for getting Botox. Botox is a neuromodulator that works to relax the muscle movement hence, preventing the creases created by the muscle movement....
