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How long after getting Botox in my face, should I wait before having a Venus Freeze treatment?

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MsBo82Sep 6, 2018

I will be getting Botox in my forehead, eye area and frown. When should i schedule in my Venus freeze treatment to ensure it will not affect the Botox?

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