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If you have a medical condition that causes muscle weakness I would avoid the use of Botox.While Botox can be used in the setting of some neurologic conditions such as multiple sclerosis,It should not be used in the presence of underlying muscle weakness
If you have pain, the botox may help it. If you have muscle weakness, I would avoid botox as it will make the muscles more weak. Best, Dr. Emer.
I am not aware of any reason not to have Cosmetic Botox in patients with Fibromyalgia.It is best you speak to your treating physician before you consider Botox.
Botox is contraindicated in patients who have any history of muscle weakness disease.It's really a judgment call between you and your provider.According to the manufactures, the absolute answer is no.Best of luck,Mats Hagstrom, M.D.
Thank you for your question. Every time you have a Botox treatment it can feel different depending on many variables. Sometimes soreness can be attributed to personal factors including stress levels or diet. Discomfort can also be due to injection technique or the individual needle. It may...
While Botox should not be used in patients with certain underlying neurologic conditions, there is no contraindication to using Botox in the setting of Horner's syndrome.
The dose is a bit on the high side - usually we start with 25U per side. You have some spillage of the botox to the adjacent smile muscles. It will take about 2-3mo to get the smile mainly back to normal and about 6mo -9mo to get the masseter to grow back.