In modern society, plastic surgery is becoming more and more popular. Most women who love beauty will cut their double eyelids, inject hyaluronic acid, and some will have a face-lifting needle. Want to know that pregnancy is a big deal, so does face-lifting affect pregnancy? Face-lifting needle is botulinum toxin type A injection], because it is often used to solve masseter hypertrophy, so it is called face-lifting needle. I hear it's a toxin. It's scary. I don't know if it works.

Does face-lifting affect pregnancy? Face-lifting needle is a very common face-lifting product in the beauty industry. So, what effect does face-lifting have on pregnant women? Alas, it is our women's nature to love beauty. Due to the increase of age, the loss of collagen or obesity, the increase of fat on the face, the role of face-lifting needle is to cause long-term relaxation and paralysis, and muscles will form "disability atrophy". Plastic surgery is to use this feature to achieve the effect of "face-lifting" and "stovepipe".

Does injecting botulinum toxin affect pregnancy? Chen replied that at present, the research on this problem only stays in the stage of animal experiments, and no experiments have been carried out on people. In addition, according to the estimation of the metabolic time of botulinum toxin, more than 99.9% of the components will be excreted after one week of injection.

He suggested that if Botox is injected, it is best to get pregnant after more than one month in principle. In addition, although the dose of botulinum toxin used in medical beauty is not high, if you have injected botulinum toxin before or during pregnancy, it is recommended to report it to the obstetrician and gynecologist truthfully and follow it closely. Don't hide it because of embarrassment, which is not good for yourself and your baby.

Can face-lifting needle affect fetus? Botox injection is a common plastic surgery, not only plastic surgery, but also Botox injection can have side effects. If the injection site is inaccurate or the concentration and dosage are too large, it may lead to drooping eyelids, drooping eyebrows, local swelling, diplopia or muscle weakness at the injection site.

At present, there are certain contraindications in the cosmetic injection of botulinum toxin at home and abroad: it is not recommended to inject botulinum toxin in people with myasthenia gravis, neuromuscular diseases, allergies and pregnancy. The doctor concerned reminded me, "If you get Botox, it will take at least half a year to get pregnant."

It is also not recommended for lactating women to inject "face-lifting needles".

Of course, this thin face has a great influence on the fetus. For the sake of children's future, it is recommended not to inject face-lifting needles.