I’m going to Palm Springs and I plan to have some fillers and Botox while there. I will try to limit my sun exposure somewhat, but will be in the sun. Should I have this done at the end of my trip when I will only have a day or two left in the sun? Thanks
October 2, 2018
Answer: Sun does not affect Botox But sun does affect skin quality! Make sure you're wearing good quality, high spf, broad spectrum sun block to maintain the surface of your skin. Recent research has revealed how not all sun block is created equal. It's important to make sure you're supporting your skin with quality ingredients that will limit the damage that can be caused on both the surface, and underneath the skin.
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October 2, 2018
Answer: Sun does not affect Botox But sun does affect skin quality! Make sure you're wearing good quality, high spf, broad spectrum sun block to maintain the surface of your skin. Recent research has revealed how not all sun block is created equal. It's important to make sure you're supporting your skin with quality ingredients that will limit the damage that can be caused on both the surface, and underneath the skin.
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October 1, 2018
Answer: When to have treatment You may want to have the treatment earlier in your vacation in order to return to the injector if necessary. You my have bruising and swelling from your treatment, and it can persist up to two weeks. Be sure to wear sunscreen daily and limit sun exposure as much as possible.
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October 1, 2018
Answer: When to have treatment You may want to have the treatment earlier in your vacation in order to return to the injector if necessary. You my have bruising and swelling from your treatment, and it can persist up to two weeks. Be sure to wear sunscreen daily and limit sun exposure as much as possible.
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