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Luckily there is absolutely no interaction between Botox and marijuana. The results of your Botox treatment will not be affected by your marijuana use.
There are no studies linking marijuana and Botox use. There should be no contraindications of use.
There are no clinical studies known to exist linking marijuana use and botox. Marijuana should not affect the results of botox.
While there are no FDA clinical trials looking specifically at this question, there should be no contraindications to smoking marijuana after or before having Botox treatments. The mechanisms of action are different. Seek out a qualified injector though for your treatment to ensure the best results and a 'natural" look.
Smoking pot after Botox will not affect its efficacy. Though legally I obviously cannot encourage you to do this. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
A good skin care regime is the best tactic for acne prone skin. I would recommend you speak with someone about the Skinceuticals blemish and age products. When Botox is used for pore treatment the results vary between patients. Best,
Thank you for your question. Botox in the masseter region usually takes longer than in the standard areas to take effect. I tend to use anywhere from 15 units (conservative treatment) to 50 units (for someone with really strong masseters) on each side to get the desired result. It may start...
Schedule a follow up and express your concerns with the original injector. If you lose confidence seek out a reputable experienced injector and start over again with a consultation. Ensure you are waiting 2 weeks at least between Botox injections. Hope this helps.