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Before & After Care
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Before

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Arrive with clean skin—no makeup on the areas being treated.

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Discuss medications and health conditions with your provider—tell them if you have any neurological or muscular conditions, or if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding.

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Schedule your Botox appointment 6 weeks before a major event

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Avoid blood thinners (like aspirin, ibuprofen, or certain supplements such as fish oil, vitamin E) for 24–48 hours if possible—this helps reduce bruising.

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Avoid alcohol 24 hours prior—alcohol can increase the chance of bruising.

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Avoid facial treatments (like chemical peels, microdermabrasion) 1–2 weeks before injections.

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Avoid excessive sun or tanning right before your appointment; sunburned skin may be more sensitive.
After

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Gentle facial movements are encouraged—smile, frown, raise eyebrows to help the Botox settle naturally.

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Schedule your 2 week follow-up/touch up appointment as needed.

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Report any unusual symptoms immediately—like severe swelling, asymmetry, or drooping eyelids.. Mild headache and bruising is normal.

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Do not rub or massage the treated areas for at least 24 hours—this prevents the Botox from moving to unintended muscles.

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Avoid laying down—Stay upright for 4–6 hours after treatment.

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Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, or hot tubs for 24 hours.

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Avoid make-up for 24 hours.

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Results appear gradually over 3–7 days; full effect around 2 weeks.
Before

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Stay hydrated – drink water before your appointment. Proper hydration helps your veins and improves nutrient absorption.

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Eat a light meal – avoid coming on an empty stomach to prevent dizziness or nausea.

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Check medications & health conditions – tell your provider if you have kidney, liver, or heart issues, or if you take blood thinners.

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Avoid blood thinners (like aspirin, ibuprofen, or certain supplements such as fish oil, vitamin E) for 24–48 hours if possible—this helps reduce bruising.

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Avoid alcohol – at least 12–24 hours before your session; alcohol can dehydrate you and interfere with nutrient absorption.
After

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Drink water – continue hydrating to help your body utilize the vitamins and flush out toxins.

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Eat balanced meals – the nutrients are most effective when supported by proper diet and rest.

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Pay attention to how you feel – mild fatigue, warmth, or tingling can be normal. If you experience unusual reactions (nausea, swelling, dizziness), contact your provider.

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Avoid alcohol for at least 12–24 hours post-session.

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Avoid strenuous exercise for a few hours – let your body adjust and absorb the nutrients.
Before

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Wear comfortable clothing.

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Remove shoes and socks before your appointment.

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Hydrate well to support detoxification.

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Avoid eating a heavy meal right before the session.
After

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Drink plenty of water to help flush toxins.

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You may feel relaxed, energized, or even sleepy afterward—these reactions are normal.

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Some clients notice mild soreness in the feet or hands, which usually resolves in 24 hours.

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Benefits can include reduced stress, improved circulation, and a sense of overall well-being.
Before (3-5 Days)

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Keep your skincare routine gentle and hydrating. Wear SPF daily. (3-5 days prior)

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Inform your provider of any recent treatments or skin concerns.

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Avoid retinols, tretinoins, or prescription exfoliants; AHAs, BHAs, or strong vitamin C, or at-home exfoliation or scrubs.

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Avoid tanning or expose skin to direct sun.

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Do not wax, thread, or dermaplane the treatment area.
After (48-72 Hrs)

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Use a gentle cleanser, apply hydrating serums, barrier-supporting moisturizers, and wear SPF 30+ daily.

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Avoid retinol or exfoliating acids, scrubs or perform additional exfoliation

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Avoid excessive heat (sauna, hot yoga, steam) for 24 hours

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Do not pick, peel, or aggressively touch the skin.

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Avoid strenuous exercise for a few hours – let your body adjust and absorb the nutrients.
