What to do DURING and After Botox
What to do DURING and After Botox
The first five parts discussed what Botox can do for your
skin, how much it costs, whether it's safe, what side effects to expect, and
what mistakes inexperienced Botox injectors tend to make.
This section is a final checklist for the things you should
and shouldn't do before you get Botox, during a Botox treatment, and after you
get Botox injections so you can get the absolute best results.
While you can read about all of this online, it's best to
hear it straight from your doctor's mouth. Also, ask about what your doctor
will do on the off chance that something goes wrong with your Botox treatment.
If you have significant bruising, will he give you a discounted v-beam laser
treatment to minimize the bruising? If you end up with Spock brows, will he fix
them free of charge? What if your Botox wears off in a week, will he give you
an additional touch-up for free? Do not be afraid to ask questions! It's better
to have answers before than after.
What to do DURING Botox
What you do during Botox is not as important as what you do
before and after Botox, but here are some things you should keep in mind for a
good treatment session:
Go au naturel
Your skin will be cleaned with rubbing alcohol or an
antiseptic before you get Botox, so feel free to show up to your appointment
with nothing on your skin. If you wear makeup, they will take it off anyway.
Stay still but pay attention
If you are afraid of needles, don't make yourself writhe
with discomfort by thinking about them. Set your mind on something random, like
monkeys juggling pineapples. The Botox will be over before you know it. Stay
still but pay attention and follow your doctor's instructions. He/she will tell
you to smile, relax, frown, etc. during the injection process.
Use an ice pack
Ice before, during, and after Botox can help reduce any
potential signs of bruising.
What to do AFTER Botox
What you do after Botox and how you take care of your skin
is very important. Here are some things you should and shouldn't do after
getting Botox injections:
Don't touch your skin where the Botox was injected. Avoid
rubbing and massaging the treated area for 24 hours because you don't want to
make the Botox spread to other unintended muscles.
Avoid strenuous physical activity.
Avoid consuming large amounts of alcohol.
Avoid getting facials, chemical peels, microdermabrasion,
etc. for 24 hours.
Avoid taking the blood thinning medications mentioned above.
If you get a Botox bruise, topical vitamin K and arnica can
help. Or you can get v-beam, pulsed-dye, or KTP laser treatments to make the
bruising go away faster. Green or yellow concealers can also help cover up the
bruises.
Go back for touch-ups if you need it or are unsatisfied with
your results.
Call your doctor or seek medical attention if you experience
any side effects or complications from the Botox treatment.
Taking these measure before, during, and after Botox will
help you get both a better Botox experience and better Botox results.
We've reached the end of this section about Botox! Thanks
for reading and I hope you learned a lot about Botox. If you choose to get this
injectable for your skin, I hope it gives you great results! Feel free to ask
questions or share your experience in the comments below.

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