毒素注入クリニック江南本院

Q.When will I notice results?

A.It varies, but results typically develop gradually.

Q.How long does it last?

A.Duration depends on area and goal and gradually wears off over time.

Q.What should I avoid after treatment?

A.Follow guidance on when cleansing/makeup is allowed, and avoid heat exposure, strenuous exercise, heavy alcohol, and rubbing/strong pressure for the advised period.

Q.Can larger muscles like masseter/calves/trapezius be treated?

A.Yes, after assessment and individualized planning.

Q.When do results appear?

A.Often gradually over days to weeks.

Q.Will chewing feel weaker?

A.It varies; temporary changes can occur—dose and points are decided after assessment.

Q.How long does bruising last?

A.It typically improves over time (varies).

Q.What should I avoid?

A.Avoid heat exposure, heavy alcohol, and strenuous exercise short-term, and avoid strong massage/pressure on the area.

Q.What is a unit?

A.A unit is a dosing unit for botulinum toxin; the number of units varies by muscle size and goals.

Q.What areas are common?

A.Calves, trapezius, arms/forearms, and thighs are commonly considered for muscle-dominant contours.

Q.Can I exercise right away?

A.To help stabilize results, avoid sweaty workouts and strenuous exercise for about a week.

Q.Why avoid hiking/high heels after calf/thigh treatment?

A.Heavy muscle use may reduce the perceived effect, so avoiding them for about 2 weeks is commonly advised.