BOTOX
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Benefits :
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Smoothed wrinkles and fine lines for a more youthful appearance
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Minimized dynamic lines like frown lines and forehead creases
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Non-surgical solution for noticeable results without downtime
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Quick and convenient injections for a convenient beauty boost
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Avoid alcohol the days around your appointment to avoid thinning the blood
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Make ice your best friend and use cold compresses after your appointment
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Take an Ibuprofen to reduce swelling (if your medical doctor allows)
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Stay away from the gym and rigorous exercise for 2 days after the treatment
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Eat pineapple for extra Bromelain and its anti-inflammatory properties
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Why do Botox and fillers cause bruising?
I’d like to say it’s self-explanatory, but it’s not as straightforward as you’d think. All aesthetic injectables - neurotoxins, dermal fillers, fat-burners like Kybella - usually cause some bruising. Bruising happens when a needle accidentally nicks a blood vessel. This allows blood to leak under the skin, causing the lovely purple/reddish bruise to form on the surface.
You are, after all, injecting the skin with a needle so bruising is a natural process. But, some people bruise worse than others. More mature patients experience worse bruising than younger clients. Why? As we age, blood vessels become weaker and the skin gets thinner. In addition, some people are genetically predisposed to bruise easily. So, you can say “I got it from my momma.” Other ways to reduce bruising after injections Here are some other quick tips on how to reduce bruising after an appointment. All my bruise-avoiding-techniques aside, these should help reduce inflammation and the visible signs of bruising.
