Two MD have diagnosed me a mild persistent erythema and some facial flushing (rosacea). IPL, beta blockers and Rhofade have bring great improvements, but my flushs are always annoying. That’s why I would try Botox, but I don’t know if I must try Micro-Botox or classic botox injections. What is the advantage of Micro-Botox? Is it most adapted to facial flushing?
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The correct answer is the botox powder is reconstituted just as it is with traditional Botox injections. In my practice, we then add ten units of reconstituted Botox to a solution containing diluted Hyaluronic Acid base with the addition of PRP, lightning agents, or a combination of these,...
Thanks for your question. You very well might have some success with microdroplets of Botox in your areas of severe redness. Also ask your dermatologist about tranexamic acid which is emerging as a promising management option for the right patients. I would encourage...
