Injecting Botox into the procedure that has been chosen to eliminate wrinkles and wrinkles on the face. Botox effects can be seen quickly and can last up to several months. Botox injections are also relatively inexpensive so it is more affordable than doing cosmetic surgery. However, pregnant and breastfeeding women are strongly advised not to use any kind of injection of Botox.
The relationship between Botox and pregnancy has not been studied in depth. It is unknown how using Botox can harm the fetus in the womb. However, doctors generally agreed that pregnant and breastfeeding women should not use Botox injections.
There is another reason why health practitioners say that using Botox during pregnancy are not required. During pregnancy, the skin will generally become more refined so as to eliminate the reasons for using Botox.
Most cosmetic surgeons and obstetricians warn their patients not to use Botox during pregnancy. When pregnant, as a result of certain hormones produced, the skin will become smoother. This is partly because during pregnancy the body more to save water so that the skin become more elastic and soft.
In some cases, botulism bacteria can spread to other parts of the body, beyond the area injected. This condition can lead to side effects including difficulty breathing and swallowing. Other symptoms may arise as voice changes; muscles become weaker, and blurred vision. All of these things serve as a warning to avoid Botox during pregnancy.
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