Should I get Botox if I have experienced Scoline Apnoea during general anesthetic?

Hi there, thanks for your question. It’s difficult to advise one way or the other without a more in-depth face-to-face consultation and overview of your medical history. I would suggest finding an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon in your area to sit down with and discuss your options. If BOTOX® doesn’t appear to be the best choice for you, you may still be able to try dermal fillers, depending on the area(s) you’re looking to treat. Hope this helps. 

Botox works on the snare complex proteins in your nerves to prevent your muscles from contracting. It is possible that blocking or lacking cholinesterase can significantly shorten the duration of Botox's effect. It is important to have a full medical examination prior to any cosmetic injection or procedure to make sure you are healthy to minimize your risk of complications. Hope this helps!Johnson C. Lee, MD Plastic Surgery@drjohnsonlee