BOTOX Aftercare

Botox aftercare is an important part of the treatment process that can help maintain favorable results and reduce side effects. Botox, one of the most popular non-surgical methods to reduce facial wrinkles and lines, requires careful attention to post-treatment instructions. Following these points can improve the treatment’s effectiveness and help patients have more natural and lasting results. In the following, we will examine these items:

Avoid bending forward, prostrating, washing your face, and lying down for 5 hours after injection.
Avoid massaging and manipulating the injection site.
Avoid washing the injection site, bathing, swimming pool, and sauna for 1 day after the injection.
The pain and burning at the injection site are low and tolerable and will disappear within a few hours.
In terms of the lack of anatomical swelling in people’s bodies, there is a possibility of swelling after injection, which can be fixed.
Redness, swelling, and inflammation after injection are normal and will disappear after a few days.
The effect of the injection starts from the third to the tenth day and reaches its peak during the first month.
Avoid eating hot allergenic foods such as peppers and eggplants for 1 day after the injection.
Up to 5 hours after the injection, frowning and raising the forehead every half hour helps to deepen and last longer.
If you need repair, you should visit the clinic from the 14th to the 28th day after the injection.
Avoid vigorous exercise and lifting heavy objects for 2 days.
Do not apply make-up and shaving with a band or candles and do not apply water to the injection site for 1 day.
Avoid smoking and drinking for 3 days because it reduces the effect of the medicine.

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