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Thank you for sharing your question. Botox placed into the bladder for spasticity should not cause any weight gain. Hope this helps.
Botox for bladder spasticity may cause a temporary water retention but this is not really weight gain and should resolve quickly
Botox use should not result in weight gain of any kind. When treating bladder spasticity you may retain a quarter to half a pound more in weight but that is the limit. Good luck from New York City
Neurotoxin to the bladder can used for "overactive bladder" symptoms to relax the spacticity of the bladder muscles. As a side effect, you can retain more urine thus increasing your weight. Significant weight can should be discussed with the provider who performed the procedure as urine retension can be problematic too.
Bruising after Botox at the injection site is not uncommon. However, these bruises generally resolve themselves within 1-2 weeks. Taking blood thinners, such as Advil or Aspirin, can lengthen the duration of this bruising.If you have concerns about the duration of this side effect, I would...
Hello and thank you for your question. It is hard to say from a photo, but ultimately you should wait a full 2 weeks to make sure the Botox is fully active. After the 2 weeks if this is still happening, you might benefit from adding a few more units to the mid chin area. Sometimes when the m...
Forehead wrinkles are caused by mechanical injury to the skin due to overuse of the brow raising (frontalis) muscle. Botox is an ideal treatment for this area because is smooths the brow and prevents further injury to the skin by relaxing the muscle. Over...
Many ENT surgeons are very comfortable with Botox injections. As long as they are board-certified and perform the treatment regularly, it shouldn't typically be an issue. My only recommendation is to see someone who performs many Botox injections, not just occasionally, as this is likely to get ...
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