I would like to get Botox in the following muscles: masseter, temporalis, procerus, corrugator, and frontalis. Would wearing a surgical mask immediately following Botox injections cause the Botox to migrate? The mask would likely place slight pressure on the masseter and temporalis muscles (where Botox has been injected). I heard you should avoid pressure on face after Botox. I don’t want Botox to migrate to unintended areas.
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Hello, thank you for your question. With most autoimmune diseases you can do Botox and filler with no worries at all. Definitely seek out a board certified dermatologist or injector with appropriate training. Tell them what autoimmune disease specifically and if you have...
Yes you can still donate plasma after having botox; however, you should always mention to the donation center of any recent treatments/procedures you have had for safety purposes. Hope this helps!
Botox can be used off-label to treat nasal movement with smiling such as nostril widening and nasal tip being pulled downward towards the lip with mouth movement. It's best to see an experienced provider for this treatment who will discuss the risks. Start with low dose. It's best to return for...
