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You do not have to avoid any foods before or after Botox treatment, according to any studies. One thing to keep in mind is to minimize exposure to medicines that may increase bleeding or bruising prior to getting your Botox treatment (such as Aspirin, Ibuprofen, and even some vitamins may contain Ginseng).
With any healthy balanced diet you should be fine. Do avoid aspirin, Motrin or blood thinners,, Many herbal supplement's can have blood thinners (such as Ginko). When in doubt about a product or food check in with your PS.Best wishes.
There are no foods that need to be avoided. It's necessary to notify your injector of any medicine, ie. blood thinners, that you may be taking. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
There are no specific foods to avoid before or after a botox treatment. If anything avoid medications or alcohol that will thin your blood (aspirin, ibuprofen, etc.)
Thank you for your questions. No there are no specific foods that you should avoid prior to Botox injections. To limit the risk/amount of any bruising with injections though you should not take aspirin, drink alcohol or other be taking other blood thinners prior to Botox/filler injections. Best of luck.
There are no specific foods to avoid after Botox. Moreso with fillers, where bruising is more likely, I advise avoiding things that thin the blood such as alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E, ginseng, green tea & gingko.
There is no study saying you should stay away from certain foods before Botox injections. You should not take any blood thinners before or after injections as it may cause swelling and bruising.
Hello, and thanks for your question. There is no need to change your diet after Botox injections. Best of luck, Dr. Frucht.
I don't tell my patients to avoid any foods prior to Botox. My patients enjoy their Botox results with minimal bruising and don't have to worry about any foods to avoid. What matters with Botox is injection technique. Find a great injector and listen to his or her advice.Regards,Dr. Ort
There are no specific foods to avoid with Botox. I would just refrain from any blood thinners for two weeks before Botox injections to avoid bruising. Best, Dr. Green
I'm so sorry to hear that you are having problems after Botox. Botox is historically an extremely safe and reliable treatment. The problems you are having should completely resolve if they are from the Botox. Botox can not cause a permanent issue. I'd highly recommend you speak with your...
Hi there, and thanks for your question. Because of the way that BOTOX® works, it isn’t likely to help with the problem that you’ve described. BOTOX® can smooth away lines and wrinkles by temporarily paralyzing the muscles that contract to form those wrinkles, so if injected into the corne...
If the puffiness below the eyes is most noticed during smiling, it is typically from contraction of the orbicularis muscle (under eye muscle). Usually a small amount of botox (1-2 units) to start with is all that is needed. If the patient with bulging below the eyes has any...
Botox works by relaxing dynamic muscles that cause wrinkles. If you try to activate those muscles through facial exercises immediately after Botox injections, it may improve the efficacy of Botox. However, continued facial muscle movement will cause the Botox to wear off sooner. Please consult w...
It will improve in a few weeks and it will take 3-4 months for the Botox to dissolve. In the mean time , thermage/venus legacy and fillers will help improve this. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for asking your question. When Botox is injected in some areas but not others, muscles in surrounding areas that haven’t been treated are recruited when attempting to make certain facial expressions. I have had some patients notice the untreated lines more after a botox treatment. In s...
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