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Botox Pre-Care & Aftercare Instructions

How to Prepare for Botox and Care for Your Skin After Treatment

At Eureka Body Care & Spa in New York City, we want every client to feel informed and comfortable before and after their Botox treatment. Following proper care instructions can help minimize temporary side effects and support your treatment results.

Before Your Botox Appointment

After Your Botox Treatment

What to Expect After Botox

Mild redness, swelling, tenderness, or small bruises around injection sites can occur and usually improve naturally.

Botox results generally begin appearing within several days, with full effects commonly assessed around 14 days after treatment. Results often last approximately 3–4 months, although individual experiences vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I wash my face after Botox?

Yes. Gently cleanse your skin without rubbing or applying excessive pressure to injection sites.

Can I exercise after Botox?

Light everyday activity is generally acceptable. Avoid strenuous workouts for the remainder of the treatment day or as directed by your injector.

When will I see Botox results?

Changes may begin within a few days. Allow approximately two weeks to evaluate your final results.

Can I get a facial after Botox?

Ask your injector when it is appropriate to schedule facials, massages, or other treatments involving pressure on the face.

When to Contact a Medical Professional

Contact your treating clinician if you develop unusual weakness, drooping, or other concerning symptoms. Seek emergency medical care for difficulty breathing, swallowing, or speaking.

Questions about your Botox treatment?

Contact Eureka Body Care & Spa for personalized guidance or to schedule your next appointment.

Eureka Body Care & Spa — 303 5th Ave, 4th Floor, Suite 407, New York, NY 10016 · Call (212) 858-0706 · Text (833) 255-9387

Learn more about this treatment: Botox — or book your visit at our Appointments page.

These instructions are general educational information and do not replace the directions of your treating medical professional.

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