Aftercare & Recovery for Non-Invasive Cosmetic Treatments
Aftercare & Recovery for Non-Invasive Cosmetic Treatments
Wedding glow planning requires matching facials and aesthetic procedures to realistic recovery windows. This article guides brides and grooms through safe timing and aftercare for Botox, fillers, laser facials, chemical peels, microneedling, and non‑surgical body sculpting. Learn evidence‑based timelines, risk…
Thinking about taking ibuprofen or Advil before a Botox appointment? Many patients worry that common pain relievers or supplements could increase bruising or bleeding. This article explains how Botox injections interact with blood-thinning medications and supplements, offers evidence-based timing recommendations,…
Lip fillers can boost volume and confidence, but injections near the mouth can sometimes trigger herpes simplex (cold sore) outbreaks. This article explains why HSV reactivates after cosmetic procedures and provides a comprehensive prevention strategy: pre‑screening, evidence‑based antiviral options, injection…
Minor bleeding and bruising are the most common side effects of injectables and non‑invasive cosmetic treatments. This article explains which foods, over‑the‑counter medications, and supplements to avoid in the week before your procedure, why they increase bleeding risk, how timing…
Bruising after minimally invasive cosmetic treatments is common and prompts patients to seek quick fixes. Two widely used supplements—arnica and bromelain—are often recommended to reduce bruising and swelling. This article examines how bruises form, reviews current clinical evidence and safety,…