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If you need a minor touch up from your procedure, I recommend waiting 10-14 days, as it takes time to take full effect. If you are wanting a full treatment, this is typically performed every 3-4 months.
Botox generally takes 4-7 days to start working and two full weeks to see final results . I would recommend to follow up with your injector at the 2 week mark and if you need touch ups they can be done then. Botox lasts for about 3-4 months it is not recommended to getting it more often then every three months . All the best
Botox typically takes effect in 7-10 days. Clinical trials reveal that it may not take full effect until day 14. We recommend taking before and after pictures on all of our clients. A two week follow up is typical for any touch up needs.
It usually takes about 7-10 days to see the full effects of Botox. I would recommend waiting at least this long before meeting with your doctor for any touchups.
Thank you for your question, Festus. You can expect to see results from your Botox 5 to 10 days after treatment. We like to see patients for a two week follow up appointment to see if there are any areas that need additional product. As for a full maintenance treatment, you can have this done as soon as you would like. Generally, Botox lasts 3 to 4 months depending on your activity level.Sincerely, Dr. Landon Pryor
Hello, and thanks for your question. Keep in mind that you may not see your final results from BOTOX® injections until about two weeks after your treatment, so I wouldn’t schedule a touch-up session before the two-week mark. If, at this point, you’re still not seeing the results you want, it would be appropriate to talk to your plastic surgeon or skilled injector about the possibility of adding more. Just make sure you’re working with an experienced professional. Hope this helps!
It can take up to two weeks to see the full results of your Botox injections. After this point, your doctor may recommend touchups if you are unhappy with the result. Once you’re happy with your look, you can have touchup injections once you see the effects of your treatment beginning to wear off (typically within 3 - 4 months).
Botox usually takes a full 7 days to take effect, while some people might start seeing results sooner than that additional doses (if needed) should not be performed prior to then. The typical duration of Botox is 3-4 months, although some patients might see shorter and longer durations.
Botox generally takes 3-5 days to start working and reaches its peak in 7-10 days so after that you can see what the results are and you can have more at any point if you so desire
Hello and thank you for your questions, and I hope you get the results you desire. Botox and Dysport will typically begin to "kick in" after 4-7 days, but some may see results earlier. The full effect is usually seen after 7-10 days so two weeks after your injections is a great time for a follow-up with your injector if you are not getting the results you desire. Additional injections may be given at 2 weeks if more correction or a "touch up" is desired/needed. Botox/Dysport typically last 3-4 months, and after that it begins to slowly wear off.Sincerely,Benjamin J Cousins MD Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Miami Beach/Miami/Broward
Botox results last 3-4 months. In the mean time, venus legacy and thermage treatments can soften results. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
The eyebrow arching or elevation depends upon multiple factors such as ethnicity, age, strength of forehead muscle, glabellar complex and the muscles around the eyes. The eyebrow elevation depends upon only one muscle on your forehead called frontalis and the eyebrow depression is...
If your zygomaticus muscle was affected, you would have a severely crooked smile. Your photo in repose does not demonstrate the cheek drop and hollowness you're referring to. Consider re-asking your query with better photos. Thank you. Dr Joseph
Small bumps after botox is fairly uncommon and can occur for the following reasons:-allergic reaction to the prep agent-rare reaction to type of saline used with injection with botox-extremely rare to proteins associated with botox injection-rare- patients who have paradoxical acne after botox
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