Refrain from lying down for at least four hours post-treatment to prevent the migration of Botox to unintended areas.
After the initial four hours, sleep on your back to avoid putting pressure on your face and potentially causing the product to move.
Avoid exercise for the first 24 hours post-treatment to minimize blood flow increase, which can lead to swelling and bruising.
Alcohol can dehydrate the skin and increase swelling, potentially causing the product to migrate. It's best to avoid alcohol shortly after treatment.
Avoid rubbing or massaging treated areas to prevent the neurotoxin from spreading, which can lead to undesired effects like drooping eyelids or brows.
Avoid blood thinning medications or supplements before and for at least 24 hours after treatment to reduce the risk of excessive bleeding and bruising.
Wait at least 30 minutes to one hour, preferably 24 hours, after treatment before applying makeup to reduce the risk of infection and complications.
Avoid facials or vigorous face washing for at least one hour post-treatment to minimize pressure on the treated areas, which can affect the distribution of Botox.