I'm 35 years old female and I got botox in my forehead and restylane filler in my laugh lines on Wednesday afternoon. Will I be able to go out on the weekend and consume alcohol (Vodka)?
Answer: Botox after care Thank you for your question. I typically focus my aftercare on restricting activities that make you hot, sweaty or flushed: Examples include strenuous activities, alcohol, saunas, hot baths, etc… This will increase your chance of bruising. If no bruising, by the next day, the you should be good to go. If there is, then I recommend another day to make sure the bruise is not getting worse. I am not as worried about the not laying down after four hours.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Botox after care Thank you for your question. I typically focus my aftercare on restricting activities that make you hot, sweaty or flushed: Examples include strenuous activities, alcohol, saunas, hot baths, etc… This will increase your chance of bruising. If no bruising, by the next day, the you should be good to go. If there is, then I recommend another day to make sure the bruise is not getting worse. I am not as worried about the not laying down after four hours.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Alcohol after injections Hi there many thanks for your query. I always advise avoiding excessive alcohol intake for 48hours after injections for safety sake / and bruising risk. I hope this helps!Best wishes,Dr Rupert
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Alcohol after injections Hi there many thanks for your query. I always advise avoiding excessive alcohol intake for 48hours after injections for safety sake / and bruising risk. I hope this helps!Best wishes,Dr Rupert
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February 16, 2018
Answer: Consuming alcohol after wrinkle injections To date there is no clinical study to show any side effects if alcohol is consumed after treatment, however we suggest to avoid alcohol for 24h after your treatment to minimise the risk of bruising and also when you drink you are not as careful and so far more likely to touch your face and put pressure on it which may encourage the Botox / filler to migrate into unwanted areas.
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Answer: Consuming alcohol after wrinkle injections To date there is no clinical study to show any side effects if alcohol is consumed after treatment, however we suggest to avoid alcohol for 24h after your treatment to minimise the risk of bruising and also when you drink you are not as careful and so far more likely to touch your face and put pressure on it which may encourage the Botox / filler to migrate into unwanted areas.
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February 8, 2018
Answer: Consumption Of Alcoholic Beverages Following Injection With Botox Or Fillers The idea that a patient must abstain from the consumption of alcohol for long periods of time after injection with Botox or filler is another urban myth that surrounds these treatments. The theoretical consideration is that alcohol may inhibit platelet function and possibly increase the incidence or severity of post-injection bruising. To date, there are NO clinical studies that prove this to be the case, and certainly no data regarding the timing of consumption nor the concentration of alcohol that would need to be consumed to see such effects after injection. We err on the side of caution in our practice by recommending that patients who have just received injections of filler or Botox abstain from drinking alcohol for two days after injection, and of course, we advocate against drinking to excess for anyone, particularly for those concerned with preserving their health and beauty.
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Answer: Consumption Of Alcoholic Beverages Following Injection With Botox Or Fillers The idea that a patient must abstain from the consumption of alcohol for long periods of time after injection with Botox or filler is another urban myth that surrounds these treatments. The theoretical consideration is that alcohol may inhibit platelet function and possibly increase the incidence or severity of post-injection bruising. To date, there are NO clinical studies that prove this to be the case, and certainly no data regarding the timing of consumption nor the concentration of alcohol that would need to be consumed to see such effects after injection. We err on the side of caution in our practice by recommending that patients who have just received injections of filler or Botox abstain from drinking alcohol for two days after injection, and of course, we advocate against drinking to excess for anyone, particularly for those concerned with preserving their health and beauty.
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September 15, 2017
Answer: Alcohol post treatment We always recommend that you refrain from alcohol for 48 hours after having any injectable as this can increase your risk of bruising.
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Answer: Alcohol post treatment We always recommend that you refrain from alcohol for 48 hours after having any injectable as this can increase your risk of bruising.
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April 25, 2017
Answer: Alcohol increases bruising Alcohol consumption can increase your risk of bruising and swelling. Generally, I'd avoid alcohol consumption for 48 hours post-treatment… and for three days to really be on the safe side. Try not to drink excessive amounts and avoid drinking directly from bottles (to avoid the filler moving around from suction).
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Answer: Alcohol increases bruising Alcohol consumption can increase your risk of bruising and swelling. Generally, I'd avoid alcohol consumption for 48 hours post-treatment… and for three days to really be on the safe side. Try not to drink excessive amounts and avoid drinking directly from bottles (to avoid the filler moving around from suction).
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