Botox® injections typically cause minimal discomfort, often described as a slight pinch or stinging sensation, comparable to a bug bite. To further minimize any discomfort, practitioners may use fine-gauge needles and can apply numbing cream to the treatment area before the procedure.
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Learn why ptosis occurs after Botox®, how long it lasts, safe remedies & when to seek care — plus clinical context from IAPAM-trained providers.
Learn why ptosis occurs after Botox®, how long it lasts, safe remedies & when to seek care — plus clinical context from IAPAM-trained providers.
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