More and more people are getting KBS cosmetic injections. But even though dermal fillers and Botox can help you look younger quickly, there are a few things you should avoid doing in the days after your treatment.
However, before we get into our selections, you must know how Botox and dermal fillers work once they are injected into the body.
The body reacts differently to Botox and fillers
The body finally metabolizes Botox and dermal fillers in KBS and safely excretes them through the liver and kidneys. Because of this, you shouldn’t do a lot of the same things after both Botox and dermal filler injections, like drink alcohol or work out. However, there are some differences in what you should avoid doing before and after getting Botox versus getting dermal fillers. Dermal fillers such as Revolax Deep are injected under the skin, where they stay for the duration of their life. While Botox is injected into the muscle and slowly absorbed.
After getting KBS botox, there are certain steps you should not take
Neurotoxin injections, like Botox, temporarily lessen the look of dynamic wrinkles and lines (those caused by smiling, frowning, and squinting). KBS botox usually works for about 4 months, until the body has used up all of it. Botox is famous to be safe and effective, but there are a few things you shouldn’t do after getting it.
1. Avoid strenuous aerobic activity
Cardio exercises are great for increasing your endorphins and burning fat, but they don’t help your Botox work as well as they could. This is because cardiovascular exercise causes a transient rise in blood pressure. Which in turn increases the likelihood of bruises and/or swelling at the injection site.
To maximize the benefits of your injections, avoid doing any prolonged cardiovascular exercise for at least 24 hours after receiving them.
2. Don’t put on makeup or use tools for your face
After getting Botox, you should wait at least 30 minutes before putting on makeup. When you get an injection of neurotoxin, you’ll have tiny puncture marks on your skin. If you put makeup on right afterward, the bacteria in your makeup could enter those wounds. After 30 minutes, though, these tiny holes will start to heal on their own, and you can go back to your regular makeup routine.
Face tools like jade rollers and Gua Sha stones can increase blood flow to the areas where they are used. This can cause swelling, bruises, or Botox such as Botulax 200 to move under the skin, so you should also wait to use these tools.
3. Stay upright after the KBS botox!
After getting Botox, don’t lay down for the first four hours. This will keep the neurotoxin from moving around by accident and keep you from getting bruises. For the same reasons, you shouldn’t sleep on the side of your face where Botox such as Innotox 50 was used the first night after getting it done. This will also give the KBS injectable time to work well in your muscles.
4. Refrain from consuming alcoholic beverages
Susceptible to bumps and bruises? Since alcohol thins your blood and makes you more likely to bruise, you should try to stay away from it for a full day before and after your Botox treatment. Some people experience mild dizziness or drowsiness for a few hours after receiving Botox injections; if this is the case for you, you should avoid consuming alcohol.
