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Thank you for your question. There have been no studies on the effects of Botox or filler during pregnancy therefore we do not recommend treatment. I recommend discussing your concerns with your treating physician. Best of Luck!
Fillers and Botox are not approved for use during pregnancy, but nor have there been studies showing harmful effects during a pregnancy. I encourage you to discuss the situation with your obstetrician.
Nothing is approved for use during pregnacy and there are no official studies but there have been many instances worldwide of pregnancy during filler and Botox injection and there has never been a problem so you and the baby are safe and healthy
Thank you for question. Fillers have not been tested in pregnant patients, so there isn't any clear evidence on the side effects with this group. However, there usually is no adverse reactions. If you are still concern please follow up with your obstetrician for routine care.
Thank you for your question! Botox itself cannot cause dry eyes, but if it was placed too close to the muscle that supports the lower eyelid, it may cause the lid to droop slightly, which may cause dryness. This might also explain why the drops are not working. If the lid is drooping, it would...
Thankfully there really are no medications that interfere with Botox. Whether you're on blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes or other medications, there really are no interactions with Botox which makes life simpler for all of us ;)
Thank you for your question. I firmly believe that Botox allergies are not actually a reaction to the product but may be due to another factor. That being said, if you are allergic to Botox it is very likely you may also be allergic to Dysport or Xeomin as well. I would suggest consulting with a...
