Will Electrolysis after Botox affect my results?

Dear annabelle11,I would follow the instructions of the person who injected you. He/she will know exactly what was done and have a protocol. In my practice, for a small lip injected like what you have described I would be OK with electrolysis and a facial 48 hours after injection. Best regards,Nirmal R. Nathan, M.D.Certified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic Surgeons

Thank you for sharing your question.  Electrolysis will not impact your Botox results.  Hope this helps.

Having electrolysis 3 days after Botox should not cause a problem.  Always seek treatment form a qualified physician.

Assuming that your Botox was properly injected, the Electrolysis 3 days later would not affect the results from your Botox treatment.

Thankyou for your question. Botox is absorbed by 4 hours. Having electrolysis after 3 days is absolutely fine. You can definitely have a facial the day after botox . You donot need to be concerned.Hope this helps

Thank you for your question, 
Each provider has their preferred post procedural guidelines. Typically treatments can be done relatively soon after Botox. Be sure to see a specialist. 
Best,

Electrolysis will not impact your Botox results. However, each injector will have his or her post treatment guidelines. Consult with your injector for further guidance as he/she knows the specifics about you and the scope of the treatment.

Thank you for your question. This will not affect your Botox results. As a precaution we typically recommend no procedure at the area treated for the first 24 hours. All the best, Dr Michon

You should have no issues whatsoever if the procedure was well done. Facials can be had safely just a few hours after Botox. Good luck from New York City.

Hi annabelle11, Botox would have settled into the muscles after 4 hours so having electrolysis is safe. For facials, as long you have this a day or two after Botox, you should be fine, However,not that massage will stimulate muscles so avoid this. All the best, Justin Harper, M.D.