Hello, I have recently lost hair as a side effect from the covid Pfizer injection. I have seen an immunologist and vaccine specialist to be diagnosed with traction Alopecia triggered from the vaccine and inflammation. It is supposedly temporary and will stop itself within a few months. I have held off getting my Botox because I am unsure if Botox triggers inflammation or has the potential to trigger the bodies inflammation response. Thank you
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It could be the fillers. If the issue keeps happening, you may want to dissolve all your filler. Manufacturers say they last at least 1-2 years but, recent studies have shown that fillers can last much more. If you only got Hyaluronic acid based fillers, there is an enzyme that can dissolve it.
The wrinkling that concerns you may be related to skin laxity. You may consider AccuTite to help tighten the skin around the eyes and forehead. Visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.
Hello @Independent202566, thank you for your question. The majority of non-surgical treatments are localized. Depending on the severity of the symptoms and the medications taken for them, it is advisable to wait a while. A month or two is usually enough. For more information and recommendations,...