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Hi Dina,Botox can be administered any time of year and yield the same results. I see a steady stream of patients all year long.
Botox can be injected any time of the year for great results! The season makes no difference in the way that your body reacts to the product. I recommend that my patients look at their calendars and schedule their Botox treatments at a time that best fits into their schedules. If you have something important coming up, it’s a good idea to give yourself a week after your injections to allow for any bruising to resolve. My patients very rarely experience bruising, but it’s better to be on the safe side and not schedule injections too close to an important event. If you want your Botox to be effective by the time your big day arrives, make sure that you give yourself up to two weeks for the Botox to completely kick in. Often times my patients see results before the two week point, but it’s different for everyone. Just make sure to schedule your Botox treatment with an experienced board certified physician so that you get the best result possible.
Thank you for your question. The best time to do Botox is determined by the patient. Some patients prefer to have a treatment in the summer to reduce crows feet caused by squinting in the sun. Hope this helps,
Botox can be injected at anytime of the year. The effect of Botox lasts about 3-4 months. This shouldbe done in the hands of a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Dermatologist.
Since Botox is injected into the muscle under the skin, you can receive treatments anytime of the year. I would just recommend that you avoid injections a week prior to any special events in case there is bruising. Good luck and enjoy your treatments!
It makes no difference what time of year you have your Botox injections. It works the same in winter or summer.
Hello, and thank you very much for the question. In general, you will not experience a better result with Botox during a specific season. It is really just a matter of timing and preference for when you would like to have the treatment. The Botox lasts for an average of 3 months. I would recommend a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, facial plastic surgeon, or dermatologist. Each is a fantastic choice. I hope this information helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
I have been injecting Botox for cosmetic reasons since 1991. I have not personally found, nor is there any data to suggest that Botox works any better when injected during one season or another. What I can say is that repeated use of dynamic wrinkles (wrinkles related to the motion of the muscles of facial expression) eventually leads to the development of etched-in static wrinkle lines (wrinkles at rest). So, the best time to get Botox is when you need it, and it is best to do it sooner than later and not to wait until deep etched-in lines form.
Botox or Dysport can be done at any time of year. There is no "best time" per se. I counsel my patients that the results last between 4 and 6 months for most people before they need repeated. That is the good and the bad about Botox- It's temporary if you don't like the exact result...but it's temporary and you need to do it again if you do!
Thank you for your question.You may have Botox winter,spring,summer or fall.Hope you enjoy your results!
No, Botox cannot cause a spasm of the face because it is a paralytic agent. It cures spasms in the face when it's placed into the muscles of expression that have spasm or are hyper-contractile.
Ulthera can be done 2-3 days after Botox; however, may lead to a much shorter duration of Botox. I would recommend waiting until current Botox wears off then have the Ultherapy treatment done followed shortly thereafter or even immediate with the Botox treatment.
Botox will not help the area that you are describing. I suggest you consult a specialist in facial injections. Belotero does not cause the Tyndall effect. I would wait a week to see the results and if you are unhappy have Vitrase injected to reverse the effects. Best, Dr. Green