Tag: injectables
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What Does Botox Feel Like When It Starts To Work? First Sign
This post may contain affiliate links that support the site at no cost to you. Gearing up for your first Botox appointment and wondering what to expect? Or maybe you just got injected for the first time and you’re checking in the mirror every ten minutes to see if it’s taking effect? (Been there!) So,…
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What to Avoid Before Botox – Best Tips for Injectables
This post may contain affiliate links that support the site at no cost to you. If you’re a first time Botox patient you probably have a lot of questions. (Same for any other type of botulinum toxin — Dysport, Daxxify, Xeomin…they are all pretty similar, and the rules in this post will apply to…
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Best Filler for Wrinkles Around the Mouth – Worry-Free Smile
This post may contain affiliate links that support the site at no cost to you. If we’re talking about fillers around the mouth, there are basically two main types that you might be looking at. (And this post will cover them both!) If you have many short wrinkles or lines that extend directly from around…
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Can You Take Ibuprofen After Botox? Manage Pain Better
This post may contain affiliate links that support the site at no cost to you. Look, injectables aren’t easy. Getting Botox injections (or Dysport, or Daxxify, or Xeomin, or whatever) can mean pain at the injection site, and swelling or soreness afterwards as your skin recovers. If you can manage the pain away with medication,…
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Can I Eat After Botox? Toxin Aftercare to Maximize Results
This post may contain affiliate links that support the site at no cost to you. So you’re asking, can I eat after Botox? The super short answer is yes, but not everything. (So that’s not really a short answer at all.) To get the best results from your botox injections, you’re going to want to…
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Smoother, Longer: Does Dysport Last Longer than Botox?
This post may contain affiliate links that support the site at no cost to you. Okay, so Botox and similar injections are “affordable medspa skincare”, but they’re not, like, actually affordable, right? Like, if it costs $700 three times a year it’s not actually affordable, it just costs less than the other stuff. I think that’s an…