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we suggest dermarolling weekly wihtt proper stem cell and growth factors daily, see link to emeragecosmetics.com roller package. and yes you can get botox! Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for sharing your question. You are safe to have Botox injections despite Crohns and glaucoma. Hope this helps.
Hello, thank you for your question. There is no connection between Botox with glaucoma/crohn's. You can limit the risks associated with injecting fillers and Botox by going to an expert with a lot of experience.
Thank you for your great question. Certain neuromuscular diseases, such as Myasthenia Gravis, for example, prohibit patients from receiving Botox treatments. It is recommended to speak with your physicians prior to starting any treatments such as Botox and subsequently after clearance be physically examined by the Botox provider to ensure you are a candidate. In general, Crohn’s and Glaucoma patients can usually receive Botox.
Yes, you can still be a candidate for Botox if you have Crohn's and Glaucoma. See an experienced injector near you for treatment.
Hello and thank you for your question. Yes you can get Botox injections while having Crohn’s and Glaucoma with no ill side effects. Best wishes.Dr. T
It is safe to receive Botox injections with Crohn's Disease and Glaucoma. Botox is injected in small targeted doses to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles (this occurs by weakening the underlying muscle causing the contraction). When used for aesthetic purposes, Botox is slowly metabolized by the body, making it safe for cosmetic treatment.
You can ask hundreds of surgeons, and you will probably get that many different answers. I see no time restriction on Botox, but would wait 6 weeks for intense facials and microneedling. My laser protocol is fairly aggressive, so I typically wait 3 months to allow proper healing. It is be...
Hello, thank you for your question. Fillers are typically a better choice to get around the mouth. An in-person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist would be needed to evaluate your concerns and come up with a custom treatment plan.
Hello and thank you for your question. In general Botox can be administered to patients with cancer and getting immunotherapy. I don’t suggest it if you’re getting chemo and your platelet count is low. I wish you the best.Dr. T
