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Botox works by relaxing dynamic muscles that cause wrinkles. If you try to activate those muscles through facial exercises immediately after Botox injections, it may improve the efficacy of Botox. However, continued facial muscle movement will cause the Botox to wear off sooner. Please consult with a board-certified dermatologist who can help you with your anti-aging concerns.
Thank you for your question. Though the best advice would require knowledge of the type of filler placed, in most cases you can return to facial exercises within 24 hours of your procedure. Hope this helps.
Botox works by relaxing the dynamic muscles that cause wrinkles. If you then try to activate them through exercise and succeed, they will once again compress the skin and create creases and wrinkles. In other words, I don't recommend facial exercises at all after Botox treatments. Regular body exercise will be fine after 24 hours. Please consult a board-certified dermatologist who is an expert in Botox to learn how to get the most out of your neuromodulator treatment.
You do not need to do exercises after Botox injections. In fact, constant facial injections will make your Botox relax. For the best cosmetic results please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green
It is not advisable to do any facial exercises after Botox injections. Doing these exercises will decrease the duration of your Botox injections. You may resume regular exercise 24 hours after injections.
Each injector has his or her own preferences post treatment. We typically allow patients to return to exercise the day after treatment. Consult with your injector as he or she knows the specifics about you and the treatment.
Hello, and thanks for your question. True facial exercise may minimize the result of your Botox injection, so this is not advisable. You may resume whole body exercise 4 hours after your injections. In order to determine the best treatment plan for you, I recommend an in-person consultation with an expert. Best of luck, Dr. Frucht.
If you are specifically asking about facial exercises after getting facial Botox, it is safe to do so but it will likely decrease the duration of your results if you are doing these exercises frequently. If you are are asking about regular exercise such as jogging or yoga, then you can safely resume activity the day after your injections.
The reason you are getting Botox is to paralyze or weaken your facial muscles which through repetitive action have caused or may cause furrows or rhytids so it makes no sense to perform "facial exercise" and activate the muscles you are trying to weaken. Facial exercises are counter intuitive to good aesthetic outcome. aging is not due to facial muscle atrophy, it is due to collagen breakdown and stretching due to many factors including sun, smoke, hormones and repeated muscle contractions due to pursing lips, squinting eyes, smiling, lifting brows etc.Facial muscle activation through facial exercise makes no sense.
I recommend for my patients to take the rest of the day off exercise. The following day it is fine to resume normal exercise.
It will improve in a few weeks and it will take 3-4 months for the Botox to dissolve. In the mean time , thermage/venus legacy and fillers will help improve this. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for asking your question. When Botox is injected in some areas but not others, muscles in surrounding areas that haven’t been treated are recruited when attempting to make certain facial expressions. I have had some patients notice the untreated lines more after a botox treatment. In s...
Botox didn't cause the lid folds, you had them prior to the Botox. The problem is that you were raising your eyebrows slightly and this was preventing you from seeing the excess skin in the upper lids. After Botox, you couldn't raise your brows and the excess skin is now visible. Glabellar Botox...
Indentation on the forehead should be evaluated by a dermatologist prior to any cosmetic treatments. Fillers work great in this area, for this specific reason, although Botox has a very limited role. I would see a dermatologist with expertise in treatment of scars, facial asymmetries and a...
I don't think this is botox related. You do have some relative hollowness around eyes and relative fullness of cheeks. You might benefit from strategic placement of filler to make the area more smooth with natural appearance.
Thanks for the question and photos. By looking at your photo, it appears that you have adequate cheek bones on the sides but it does appear you may benefit from filler in the cheeks just under your lower eyelids. There appears to be a hollow in that area. It is best evaluated in person wi...
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