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There is no contraindication for diabetes and botox treatments. Botox works locally, so its effects distal from the site of injection are minimal. Best Dr. Anil Shah
If your diabetes is well controlled you should have no problems getting Botox injections to the forehead.
Dear hsoltani:As long your Diabetes Mellitus is well controlled, you should be safe having your Botox treatment for your forehead. Wishing you all the best. Dr. Chetty
Everyone has unique expressions. We move our facial muscles in a repetitive way and over time those repetitive movements cause wrinkles and fine lines. When you start to experience the signs of aging, Botox are available to diminish unwanted wrinkles and creases in your face. Botox lock the release of a chemical called acetylcholine, which triggers the muscle contractions that create wrinkles. Botox essentially paralyze the muscles and stops them from contracting. Results from these treatments are visible within 3-7 days with results that can last anywhere from 3-4 months.Patients with well controlled diabetes should have no problems or concerns with getting Botox itself. Hope this helps.
Thank you for your inquiry. Patients with well controlled diabetes should have no problems or concerns with getting Botox itself. I will say that the only important consideration is that the injector be a cosmetic doctor and that the environment must be clean. Diabetic patients have a slightly higher risk of infection post Botox and this risk can be minimized when you visit a medical clinic / spa.Best regards, Dr. Bector
Patients with diabetes whose blood sugar levels are well controlled ,have the same risks as the general population when treated with botox. Go ahead and indulge.
Botox works in the nerve ending of muscles, and do not interfere with any of your medications you are on. And there are no contraindications to getting Botox injections with these diagnosis.
Thank you for your question. With well controlled diabetes, you may have a slightly higher risk for infection than the general public, however this risk is very small. I hope you enjoy your new look!
Botox can safely be used in patients with diabetes as long as the diabetes is well controlled
Thank you for the question. You need to have well controlled diabetes before receiving Botox treatment. Good luck Lake Oswego vein and aesthetic- LOVA
The problem you describe is actually not that uncommon to the extent that the "bunched" region under the eyes with smiling has been referred to as a "donut roll," owing to its resemblance to a thick donut when the hypertrophied (overly enlarged) muscles that ring the orbit under the eyes are...
It is perfectly safe to get Botox treatment while on your medications. Botox lock the release of a chemical called acetylcholine, which triggers the muscle contractions that create wrinkles. Botox essentially paralyze the muscles and stops them from contracting. Results from these...
Yes there is a possibility that from synkinesis as the nerve muscle connections are rewired differently than normal, that Botox may have an abnormal response affecting muscle groups in locations one would not expect. On the other hand, there is a possibility that Botox injected in certain areas ...