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When can I safely get cranial sacral therapy & chiropractic (strong pressure) on face without causing Botox migration?

pac99Jun 8, 2024
I get Botox on orbicularis oculi, glabella, corrugator, frontalis, masseter, and temporalis. I also get cranial sacral therapy on face AND chiropractic on face to treat my bruxism/clenching/TMJ. My chiropractor applies hard pressure (that’s slightly painful) on many areas of my face where Botox was injected. After Botox, how long should I wait to go back to get cranial sacral therapy on face & chiropractic on face? I don’t want to risk causing the Botox to migrate.

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Dr. Camille Cash, MD
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Answered on Jun 16, 2024
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