When I try to use a microcurrent device such as nuface, I get shock like sensations around the area that was treated and right away my sinuses get blocked really badly and it doesn't get better for a week or so. When I try using Nuface after my sinuses have cleared, the same thing happens. I don't intend to use the Nuface on the upper part of my face anymore but I would really appreciate it someone could shed light on whats happening.
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Thank you for your question, I would not recommend Botox as the go to treatment for your concern. This would require a very high amount of units and it would only last about 3-4 months. I recommend seeing your primary care physician to see what would be the best route for you to take, in regards...
A second round of BOTOX® injections should be just fine, so long as your provider gives it the green light. Some people may want a touch up after an initial injection or would like to see different results that a second treatment could help provide. There are a number of reasons your initial ...
Long term consistent use of Botox may cause some atrophy of the injected muscle. This is due to the muscle being inactive for extended lengths of time. It would be unlikely for the Botox to migrate to a different area of the face and cause atrophy there. It is more likely that the injection...