BOTOX AFTERCARE ADVICE


PLEASE ENSURE YOU ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING ADVICE TO OPTIMISE THE RESULTS OF YOUR TREATMENT & TO MINIMISE ANY POTENTIAL SIDE EFFECTS

  • Stay upright for a minimum of 3 hours following the procedure

  • Avoid alcohol for 24 hours after the procedure

  • Do not do any aerobic or intensive exercise for 24 hours after the procedure

  • Do not massage the areas treated

  • Avoid make up in the treated area for a minimum of 4 hours following the procedure

  • Exercise the muscles treated for the rest of the day following the procedure. So keep smiling, frowning etc.

  • If you get any small bruises do apply ice and arnica cream. If you bruise easily, you may want to take arnica tablets for 1 day before the procedure and for 5 days afterwards.

  • Avoid sun beds and saunas for 3-4 days after the procedure.

  • Do not have any facial massages, treatments or put any excessive pressure to the areas treated for 1 week after the procedure. This should include avoiding scuba diving or wearing tight fitting helmets.

  • In the case of underarm sweating treatment, do not use any deodorant for 24 hours.

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If you have any questions or concerns following your treatment, please text Dr Ayanna Knight in order for these to be addressed as soon as possible.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Following your Botox treatment, the injected muscles will begin to relax after 2-3 days with the peak effect being reached at 10-14 days. A follow-up appointment will be scheduled at 2-3 weeks to review your results; complimentary top-up treatment will be offered as required.

PLEASE NOTE: Top-up treatments cannot be administered after 3 weeks from the initial procedure.

The results from Botox treatment last for an average of 3-4 months but can vary dependent on the condition of the skin, dose of Botox injected and lifestyle factors such as sun exposure and smoking. The procedure can be repeated after 3 months. BOTOX injections given less than the 3 month interval may increase the risk of antibodies in the blood which can reduce the efficacy of treatments.