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Botox should be safe in your case, but you should ask the doctor that will be performing the treatment. Also, you need to get your blood pressure under control as this will potentially have serious consequences down the road. Take care, Dr. Groff
Dear lanthe31431,Botox is safe for people with high blood pressure. But you should still go to your primary care physician to get your pressure under control. If they place you on aspirin products or other blood thinners for any reasons, be aware that it may make it easier to bruise. Best of luck.
Existence of hypertension alone isn't a contraindication for treatment with Botox. Making sure you are adequately treated for this condition is a priority, but there is no medical reason you cannot have Botox or any neurotoxin tratment.
It fine to get Botox treatments even with high blood pressure. If you are on aspirin type products, you may experience some more bruising or swelling but otherwise it should be fine.
Botox injections should have no effect on your high blood pressure. However, high blood pressure is a serious health problem that you should address immediately by your internist or cardiologist.
If your high blood pressure is being treated by a primary care physician or cardiologist, Botox should not create any issues for you. I hope this information is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
Botox does not affect your blood pressure. Your blood pressure should be under control before you are treated with Botox however.Best regards,
Botox will help soften lines on the forehead, depending on how strong your muscle movement will determine how many units you would benefit from. If your wrinkles are very deep to start, it may require a few rounds of Botox to smooth out the lines, up to 2 yrs of regular injections.
Its best you schedule an in-person consult to be fully evaluated, there are many options to correct or minimize under eye bags like Botox, fillers or blepharoplasty
A mole on the upper lip would have no effect from having a filler, I suggest trying Belotero, this would give you the most natural result
The underarm area produces both sweat (sudoriferous glands) as well as smell (apocrine glands). Botox can help remove the smell of both. For maximal removal of smell and sweat, try a semi-permanent reduction of sweat with either Miradry or RF needling combined with laser hair removal (hair c...
The droopy angles of the mouth are called "marionette" lines or "sad" lines. While they often become more pronounced in a person's forties, I have had many cases in my career of these lines appearing even in the early twenties. Marionette lines typically result from a combination of excessive...
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