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If you had a stroke and are at loss for movement, this would not be the treatment for you as botox will make it worse. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thanks for yourquestion – and you need to make an appointment with a specialist in using Botoxfor these areas – but most of us would recommend caution here and if themuscles in the area are already weak, Botox may worsen the situation. Learnyour treatment options and proceed cautiously.
Hi Phallasokgeyer,Botox may be beneficial for spasticity pf the muscle caused by brain injury, but it will also worsen the already weak muscle after the stroke.
Botox inhibits specific muscle movement so I'm not sure what you are looking to do exactly, but in no way should you be having Botox injected into a full arm or leg. This would not be ok or a good idea. "Thisanswer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot beheld as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatmentwith a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Thank you for your question. There are no contracindications for you to have your microdermabrashion treatment 2 days post your Botox treatment. I recommend that you consult with and experienced and highly trained practitioner. Best wishes
Thank you for your question.Small bumps at the injection site after Botox is common. It usually dissipates within a few minutes to a couple hours. If the bumps have not subsided, contact your injector for a follow up appointment to review your concerns. To be sure, see two or more...
Botox results depend on many factors, but the main factor is the skill of the injector in selecting how to best place it with respect to your individual facial dynamics and goals. In the brow, there are two main groups of muscles, the elevators and the depressors. The elevators lift...