Is Botox also good for getting rid acne?

[JessicaSharp]

I’m thinking of getting Botox in Hertfordshire from a clinic that my friend knows to eliminate the ugly wrinkles in my face, especially on my forehead. I’m just wondering if Botox can also help remove acne or even just control them from spreading? They've become such a pain, so I really hope Botox can help me on this!

[talkhealth]

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[cortneyf]

But acne can also caused by some problems with health. So it's better to figure out what cause acne and then start thinking on how to treat it

[vegangeordie@gmail.com]

i'd probably go to the doctors first to see what they can offer for, might be worth getting some form of hydrating treatment like skin boosters they can help with your complexion, but i'd maybe speak to a proper aesthetics practitioner about it and get some proper advice i go to dr hennessy aesthetics if this any use to anyone! https://www.drhennessy.com/

[vegangeordie@gmail.com]

i'd probably go to the doctors first to see what they can offer for, might be worth getting some form of hydrating treatment like skin boosters they can help with your complexion, but i'd maybe speak to a proper aesthetics practitioner about it and get some proper advice i go to dr hennessy aesthetics if this any use to anyone! https://www.drhennessy.com/

[advhccenter]

Botox is infused into key muscles of the face. The method can be agreeable, and patients may just see minuscule red specks at the needle passage focuses that disappear rapidly. Be that as it may, it's essential to counsel a specialist prior to utilizing Botox since it can have incidental effects like redness, swelling, and enlarging

[scottishwilley]

Yes, Botox can help reduce acne by decreasing oil production and calming inflammation, but it’s not a primary acne treatment. Consult a dermatologist to see if it’s suitable for you.