Rules and Regulations for Visiting the Beauty, Skin, and Laser Center
- Appointments are required: Walk-ins and visits outside of business hours are not possible.
- Limit companions: Please refrain from bringing companions unless the patient is elderly or does not speak Persian.
- Maintain a quiet environment: Please refrain from using your mobile phone to ensure the comfort of others.
Post-Botox Injection Instructions
The following activities are prohibited for 5 hours after injection:
- Lying down completely flat (180 degrees)
- Bending your head, even slightly
- Bathing
- Exercising or engaging in activities that cause breathlessness
Additionally, massaging the Botox injection site is prohibited for 2 days.
Please wait at least 3 weeks to see the full effects of Botox and do not judge the results before this time.
Who Should Not Receive Gel or Filler Injections?
- Mothers who are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Individuals with autoimmune diseases such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, etc.
- Individuals with diabetes who require insulin
- Individuals with severe heart or respiratory diseases
- Individuals undergoing chemotherapy for cancer
Important Note: In cases where overall health is affected by various illnesses, our top priority is your safety and well-being. Therefore, in certain cases, we may require written authorization from relevant specialists for filler and Botox injections.
More About Botox
Botox injections are administered in various areas of the face to achieve facial harmony. This procedure can be used for eyebrow lifts, improving frown lines and crow’s feet, correcting gummy smiles, and achieving a face lift.
The cost of Botox varies depending on the injection site and type of Botox used (e.g., premium Botox). Eyebrow Botox, forehead Botox, under-eye Botox, and general facial Botox injections are administered after consultation with a specialist and considering your facial anatomy to achieve the best possible results.
You may have heard that Botox causes paralysis. This is true, but only temporarily and limited to the subcutaneous muscles in the injected area. Botox injections temporarily paralyze and deactivate these muscles. It’s important to note that the effects of Botox are not immediate. They typically start to appear around the third day after injection and become fully visible within 2 to 3 weeks.
Is Botox harmful?
The answer is somewhat complex, but generally speaking, Botox itself does not have side effects. However, if administered by an unqualified practitioner, in incorrect dosages, or using low-quality Botox, it can lead to complications.
To learn more about Botox and its potential side effects, please read Dr. Fard’s articles.
