What are the risks associated with undergoing a procedure under general anesthesia after receiving Botox treatment?
Thank you for your question! Undergoing surgery, even major surgery, after Botox is not a problem. The systemic absorption of Botox is minimal, and the quantities used for cosmetic purposes are so small that they have no significant impact. Best of luck!
We are not aware of any issues related to cosmetic Botox and general anesthesia. If the procedure is scheduled a few days after the Botox treatment, each Botox treatment varies in terms of the number of units administered, which may affect the interaction with anesthesia. It would be best to consult with your anesthesiologist for more information.
There are no contraindications to undergoing a surgical procedure after Botox. However, Botox should not be administered while patients are under anesthesia, as it can lead to complications. Botox injections are typically performed separately as a clinic procedure.
The timing and location of Botox placement can influence its interaction with anesthesia. If Botox is placed a week before, it's unlikely that anesthesia will have any effect. However, if Botox is placed 1 hour before anesthesia and around the mouth area, manipulation of the mouth during the procedure may potentially alter the effect.
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