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Can Botox and dermal filler be injected into the crow’s feet/temples?

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deadmetalOct 6, 2019

I want to get filler in my temples (also tear troughs and cheeks) but can I also continue having Botox injections in my crow’s feet? Will one have a negative affect on the other or affect the longevity? If possible to go ahead with both, can it be done at the same time?

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Dr. Kimberly Butterwick, MD
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Dr. John W. Gillespie III, MD
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Dr. Eddy Dona, MBBS, FRACS
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Dr. Jason Emer, MD
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Dr. Nelson Castillo, MD
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