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This should be fine, but I recommend following up with your Dentist about your intended Botox treatment the next day. Keep in mind, it takes 1-2 weeks for final results with Botox. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for sharing your question. Likely this is fine as the freezing done internally should not impact your ability at receiving botox externally but you may want to clear this with your dentist. Hope this helps.
Hi, and thank you for your query. I would recommend that you tell both practitioners of any upcoming (or recent) procedures. I don’t think either will affect the other, but it would be good practice to keep them informed. Best of luck!
There should be no interaction between dental treatment and next-day Botox injections for blepharospasm. Best to you, Dr. Kennedy
Thanks for the question. The freezing will likely be localized to in the oral cavity as this is being done by your dentist? If that is all that you're having done than superficial Botox injections should be fine.
This procedure done day before Botox should not affect the results of the Botox. Check with both your dentist and the injector to be sure
Thank you for your question. You’re describing a situation where you’re away from home for a rhinoplasty for hump reduction and tip surgery for a bulbous tip. You are asking if 6 days after is too early to get Botox® for crow’s feet and forehead lines. You are now at day 2, and your eyes are fa...
I would not offer you Botox injections since your dx is one that causes an auto immune response to stimuli, i.e. Botox injections. Discuss with your treating MDs if they might write you a clearance for Botox injections...
First, it is important to emphasize that Botox works on muscles and is not for shrinking fat or skin reshaping or recontouring. When used for masseter (chewing muscle) hypertrophy, which may be genetic (as in Asian women) or from teeth grinding (bruxism), Botox can help to diminish the...
Botox comes as a tiny amount of dry powder in a sterile vial. It has to be mixed with sterile saline (salt water) in order to be injected with a tiny needle into the skin. It is most likely the minor trauma from the needle and the small volume that cause the sensitivity. It should be mild an...
The overall shape and angle of the eye is very difficult to change, even with surgery. Any drastic attempts to do so will likely result in an unnatural appearance. Botox can be used to affect the position of the brow, but not the shape of the eye. Fillers can be used to alter the shape of the...
I have never heard of a complaint similar to yours. I would simply give it 24 hours and see what happens. I'm sure you will be fine. Good luck from New York City
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