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Botox will work to relax the cremasteric muscles, which are right under the skin. But there may be a deeper cause to the tightness and discomfort. If you see a urologist, and you find out nothing deeper is going on, then 50-100 units of Botox would be enough to treat the muscle in that area. It will last about 4 months for most patients.
Thank you for sharing your excellent question. I would recommend first speaking with your PCP and/or urologist to discuss your testicular discomfort. Assuming they see no other issues taking place, a neuromodulator can be injected to provide muscle relaxation. Hope this helps.
Yes. Botox in the scrotum is a real thing. Neuromodulators like Botox, Xeomin, Dysport, and Jeuveau can be used to treat muscle spasms and painful muscle contractions. However... would recommend seeing a urologist -first- to make certain that there are no other anatomic causes or etiologies of your discomfort.
Because the muscle sits close to the eyelid, a near-total resection of the corrugator can be done through the eyelid under direct vision, which is more precise than when done through a browlift incision and endoscope. A complete muscle resection along with placement of a spacer such as fat can...
Thank you for your question. It is possible to experience some pain around the injection site after a Botox treatment due to some swelling post-treatment that could have caused temporary nerve inflammation. I would guess that if you are not having any other symptoms, you can simply wait for the...
Botox is commonly used for cosmetic purposes to treat wrinkles and fine lines of the forehead, glabella (between the eyebrows), lateral orbital areas (crow’s feet), and lateral nasal areas (bunny lines). An expert physician injector can determine the correct Botox placement needed for that indi...
Hi @RSOGDD! It is safe to get a massage a week after receiving Botox. However, I would not get a massage the same day you get receive Botox.
This shouldn't be an issue as RA is not a contraindication for Botox. Confirm with your primary physician before proceeding in Botox treatment to ensure safety and see a board certified cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Best, Dr. Emer.
Hi,Thank you for your question.When done properly, botox treatment for the DAO should not affect the orbicularis. The DAO inserts into the modiolus but the bulk of the muscle is lower so that should be the target injection area.Hope this helps!
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