Botox is
a wonderful anti-ageing treatment that has been preferred many across the
globe. But even this treatment generate few temporary side-effects which need
to be dealt with proper care. Potential Botox side effects are
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Pain
at the injection site
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Inflammation
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Swelling
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Redness
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Bleeding
and bruising
Few of
these symptoms might indicate an allergic reaction; other allergy signs are
itching, asthma, wheezing, red welts, a rash, dizziness and faintness.
Immediately consult your physician, if you have any breathing problems or a
faint or dizzy feeling.
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| Botox Side Effects |
The best
practitioners know the exact sites of injection to avoid side effects such as
the droopy eyelids. A small, highly concentrated dose of Botox dose is less
likely to spread from the injection site than a sizeable diluted dose. This
underscores the necessity of finding an expert Botox Injector who has long
experience with administering botox injections.
How Should I Avoid Botox Side Effects?
1.
The
list of potential Botox side effects mentioned above is quite a long one, but
it would be much rare for anyone to experience all of them. And following these
six tips will minimise or prevent most botox temporary side effects:
2.
Make
sure your Botox injector is very experienced at Botox injections and is a
trusted medical professional. For example, a salon stylist is not a proper
person to administer Botox injections, because he/she would not have the
sufficient medical knowledge or emergency equipment or if something goes wrong.
Some fraudulent people have reportedly administered Botox injections that were
diluted with saline and counterfeit solutions without containing the Botox.
3.
Before
having the Botox injections, tell your injector about any health issues you
have.
4.
Also
tell your practitioner about medicines, herbal preparations, vitamins, or other
supplements you use. Because some combinations of these drugs with Botox could
cause severe side effects. It's primarily important to mention having taken any
muscle relaxants, injected antibiotics, allergy or cold medications and sleep
drugs.
5.
Follow
your Botox injector pre- and post-injection guidance very carefully.
6.
Report
all the Botox side effects, especially those that are really bothering you a
lot or won't go away.
7.
Avoid
taking Botox injections at a 'Botox party' held at someone's house. You need to
be in a proper medical setting, where any side effects can be treated promptly.
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