Pre & Post Care  /  POST-INJECTABLES CARE

Botox / Dysport post-care.

Botox results appear within 7 days, with full effects visible after 2 weeks. The treatment typically lasts 3–4 months clinically.

Immediately after treatment

• Avoid touching, rubbing, or massaging the treated area for 2 days
• Arnica and bromelain supplements may help reduce inflammation
• Some redness is normal
• Bruising may occur and could persist up to a week
• Limit alcohol consumption on injection day

24 hours post-treatment

• If forehead was treated, avoid wearing hats or headbands
• Skip hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, tanning beds, and workouts for 24 hours
• Don't vigorously wash or scrub the treatment area, including facials, massages, or exfoliating treatments
• Avoid facials and massages for 2 weeks

Filler post-care.

Results appear immediately, though optimal results develop over 2–4 weeks as swelling subsides and the filler settles. Most fillers last 9–12 months, with some lasting up to 2 years. Regular touch-ups maintain appearance.

⚠ Do not fly within 48 hours of filler treatment.

Immediately post-treatment

• No makeup for 6 hours
• No workouts or yoga for 24–48 hours
• Apply ice gently for short periods (max 10 minutes per area)
• Sleep elevated on several pillows
• Arnica may accelerate bruise healing
• Benadryl or Tylenol can address itching/swelling

Avoid for 2 weeks

• Massaging the injection area
• Facials, massages, waxing, laser treatments
• Extreme temperatures (tanning beds, hot tubs, saunas)

Kybella post-care.

Have ibuprofen and antihistamines available. Expect swelling, bruising, and redness lasting under 5 days (up to 14 days for some).

Ice application

• Use fabric-lined ice packs or wrap plastic packs in thin towels
• Apply 15 seconds on, 15 seconds off to avoid frostbite
• Cold compress for 20 minutes per hour, up to 3 days

Activity & sleep

• Avoid strenuous activity for 3 days
• Sleep with head elevated on 2–3 pillows
• Don't scratch, pick, or massage the injection site

Contact us if: you experience difficulty swallowing, crusting, scabbing, or smile asymmetry.

Questions? Contact us Pre-care instructions