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Thanks for your query. Yes it is safe to get Botox prior to your knee surgery. Botox is a neurotoxin inserted in the muscle which causes localized muscle paralysis. Thus it will have no interference with knee surgery. Hope it helps.All The Best
Botox is a neuromodulator that is injected directly into a dynamic muscle to relax it, allowing wrinkles in the skin to smooth out. It is a localized treatment that will not affect the body's overall chemistry. It is safe to have before surgery – particularly in an area not associated with the face. I hope this helps.
It is totally safe for you to have Botox three weeks prior to your knee replacement surgery. The Botox will have taken maximal effect and will not be altered by surgery. Similarly, Botox will not interfere with the results of your surgery.Good luck! Sam Jejurikar, MD
Thank you for your question. Yes Botox can be administered safely 3 weeks before your surgery. Best wishes!
Botox can be injected into many areas. It is perfectly OK to have it injected away from the proposed knee surgery site. It is OK to have Botox injections into the facial regions but I would not have it done in the knee or calf regions (these are off-label treatments).I hope that helps and best regards, Dr. Sapijaszko
I presume you're referring to Botox injections on the face. There will be no impact of Botox injections on the face and knee replacement. Wish you a speedy recovery from your knee replacement surgery!
Yes, it is safe to have Botox injected 3 weeks before knee replacement surgery. There is no interference between the two, however it is always best to share this information with your surgeon prior to surgery.
Is it safe to have Botox three weeks before your knee replacement surgery? My answer is yes, but you should consult your orthopedist about this first. Best of luck to you with your upcoming surgery.
Thank you for your question. Yes you will be fine to have botox administered 3 weeks after your knee surgery. There will be no interference. Good Luck.
Yes, it is absolutely okay for you to have Botox 3 weeks prior to your knee surgery. Botox will not have any effect on your surgery.
There are a couple of reasons why Botox may not have worked for you. If your injector is not experienced then he/she may not have injected you correctly into the muscle. Very few people are actually "immune" or resistant to Botox. I would try a different injector. If it still doesn't work for...
Thank you very much for your question. There should be no problems with waxing your eyebrows prior to your Botox procedure. However, I recommend that you have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, experienced in Botox injections, and follow their protocol prior to the treatment.
The procures muscle is the muscle between the eyebrow responsible for horizontal lines over the nose. If this muscle pulls the brow down significantly than relaxing it with botox could have a subtle lifting effect. This lifting would only impact the medial brow and not the lateral or outer part...
Botox will wear off in about 3-4 months and it may take some time for the muscles to return to their normal state. For a permanent solution, I find that VASER/ThermiRF liposuction and tightening +/- a chin implant give the best in neck/jawline contouring. Please see an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
Going into the hot tub after botox will not cause any problems. I advise patients to not do any vigorous exercise immediately after your injections and to be on the safe side you could wait 24 hours before going into the hot tub.
I see the differences on your face, which I find beautiful. You have to know that ALL of us have certain degree of asymmetry and it is comletely normal.Eyes: Your eyebrows a bit different in height and that will be improved with Botox.You have a condition called: palpebral ptosis and that is ...
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