Thermage 2 Days After Botox

There should be no problems generated by thermage after Botox.  the papule is not easy to explain because of the Thermage, but might it be a tiny bruise from the needle of the Botox?
 

Thermage tightens the skin, botox relaxes the muscle, which is connected to the skin.  The combo should work very well.  A two day delay between the two was smart.  One day might have been risky, as the Thermage hand piece is repeatedly pressed down on your skin.  But by the two day point, the fluid in the Botox as been absorbed and he botox cannot migrate.  

Dear Victoria,

  Not to worry. . . Even though you don't typically see a decrease in your (dynamic) wrinkles until several days after your Botox injections, the product itself (Botox) is usually taken up by the target neuromuscular junctions within approximately one hour (four hours max). Thus, having Thermage two days following your Botox injections should neither result in migration of the product nor decrease in its ultimate efficacy.

  With respect to the mild redness and swelling near your eye following the Thermage, as Dr. Steinsapir mentioned, it is likely only an area of transient inflammation that will resolve spontaneously. However, if it persists, worsens, or becomes symptomatic, I recommend that you return to see the physician who performed your Thermage procedure so that he/she could evaluate the area of concern in person.

Take care, MK