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havana8
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Sat Feb 11, 2012 9:49 am  |
There are a few related LED/Botox/Fillers comments/experiences on the first page of this thread including (I think) the one mentioned by GirlieGirl: http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=36577
There is also this post from the LightStim thread:
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Found this information re using LED with fillers and Botox:
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Q. Can LED light treatment be used on someone who has been treated recently with Botox® or fillers?
A. Reply by the manufacturer of the DPL System: From our research and review of studies, using LEDs typically does not cause an increase in dissipation of fillers or Botox. Filler dissipation is usually a result of poor insertion. Also, everyone's skin is different and dissipation will not be the same for every person. But it appears that in most cases using LED therapy will not cause fillers or Botox to dissipate more quickly. Normally a person should wait a couple days to let the fillers settle a bit, then start using the LED's slowly. If there is bruising at the injection site the LED light will help with healing. If someone is hesitant to use the light in an area where there have had botox or fillers they can cover that area with a thick material, such as a rolled-up towel. |
http://www.light4beauty.com/faq.html
Personally, it's not something that's ever worried me - I'm sure the AALS has not had a negative effect on my fillers or Botox. |
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