Getting Botox (Xeomin) at 2 months? Will I look over injected?

Thank you for your question. We do not recommend re-treatment of neurotoxin (Dysport, Botox or Xeomin) before 90 days. You can have a touch up 2 weeks after, but it is best to wait a full 3 months, so you do not form antibodies against the Xeomin and not have results in the future.

Hi and thank you for your question! As you indicated, each patient might react differently to Botox or other medications in this family and some might see longer lasting results. I have had patients who needed some treatment as early as 2 months, but it is generally takes a bit longer for the results to wear off. The best way to determine is to do an assessment and examination in person. Your doctor will be able to assess the tone of your muscles and determine if you are ready for your next round of injections. I hope it helps and good luck!

Thank you for sharing your question.  At two months it should not cause any issue with you obtaining your neuromodulator early. Best wishes. 

you may be a little heavy but it shouldnt loook bad if you like the look being more frozen and lasting a little longer. at home dermarolling should be done weekly to help improve the texture and color of your skin during pregnancy. see emeragecosmetics.com where we do free skincare consults daily.  Best, Dr. Emer.

If done properly, you should be able to avoid looking overdone with less units. Suggest going to see a local provider for an in person exam

Xeomin injections typically last 4–6 months, but every patient is different; and you could certainly start seeing fading results sooner. If that is the case and your injections have worn off significantly at 2 months, you shouldn’t have a problem getting additional injections. However, if the Xeomin has not worn off enough, you may end up with an over-injected look, so we would recommend consulting with your specialist about that concern before moving forward.
If your skin is not yet ready at that 2-month mark, another option would be to get a different supplemental treatment, like dermal fillers or a PRP facial, depending on your specific skin type and set of goals. We invite you to visit our website for more information about Xeomin and other facial rejuvenation treatments that could support your skin in the interim!

The best time to get your treatment is when you notice the previous one has worn off. If you are trying to go a little earlier than this your injector may need to alter the number of units used to ensure you are not overtreated.

You can use xeomin if you have muscle movements. If you go with the right injector, you don't have to look over injected.

Hi, thank you for your question! There's no problem getting your Xeomin treatment a little early than what you usually get, but I would suggest making an appointment with your injector to check on your muscle stiffness and advise if you are ready for an early touch up. Always contact a board certified medical expert for your Xeomin treatment.

2 months seems rather early. There are no photographs to show the amount of movement you currently have. You should go to your injector for a consultation.