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I generally recommend my patients wait about 4-6 hours after a Botox injection before they get any treatments to their face. Plucking your eyebrows are safe now.
Plucking your eyebrows is safe after botox. There are No restrictions for that after Botox treatments. It will NOT change the overall neurotoxin's results.
There is no reason you cannot pluck after getting botox. There is no restriction with that. Best, Dr. Emer.
It is perfectly safe to pluck your eyebrows three days after Botox. In general I have patients refrain from manipulation of the injection area and avoid exercise for 24 hours after injection. This is to ensure the medication can bind precisely where it was placed and does not migrate or become diluted. At 72 hours you should be perfectly safe thappy resume all normal skin care and activity.
Tweezing your eyebrows three days after receiving injections will not interfere with your Botox treatment.
It should be very safe for you to pluck the hairs between your eyebrows three days after injection of Botox. The small puncture wounds from the Botox injections should have closed.
There is no reason that you can't pluck your eyebrows after botox. Botox works in the muscle, not the skin.
You can actually pluck your eyebrows immediately after botox treatment without changing your results.
Hello.Yes, it is completely safe to pluck or wax your eyebrows following Botox injections. I usually advise my patients not to do this until the day after a treatment, only to ensure they don't bruise. The Botox binds to the neuroreceptors shortly after injection, and so and eyebrow treatments will not affect the Botox results.Avoid overplucking the inner aspects of your eyebrows as Botox injected into this area will relax the muscles and can splay the glabellar area, making your brows look farther apart.
It is safe to puck your eyebrows after receiving Botox. To be cautious you may want to wait 24 hours before manipulating that area. However you are certainly safe to pluck your brows after a few days.
There is no cross-reaction with penicillin and Botox so if you have a penicillin allergy, it is safe for you to have Botox injections.
The masseter is a very bulky muscle, and so it does require a higher dose of Botox to relax it than the dosages typically used to treat the muscles of facial expression. A very typical starting dose is 25 units/side. This will achieve full treatment in about 80% of patients.
I have used Botox and performed Rhinoplasty for almost 30 years. There is a slight effect that you would get from a Botox injection that could diminish the amount that the nasal muscle pulls your tip down but will do very little for the flared nostrils. In the end, based upon...