When can I start drinking alcohol after getting Botox?
2026.04.30 19:57
I'm thinking about getting Botox, but I have one realistic concern lol. It's alcohol... I usually have plans and tend to have just a drink or two, so I'm wondering when I can drink after the procedure.
I heard that it's not good to drink alcohol right after getting Botox, but I'm not sure exactly how many days I should avoid it. Some people say a day is fine, while others tell me to wait three days, so I'm confused.
I am especially worried because I heard that drinking alcohol can make the swelling worse. I am also concerned that getting Botox might cause the effects to wear off. Since it is my first time, I want to be extra careful, but I don't know how much care I should take.
I'm also curious how people who have a lot of company dinners or social gatherings manage to coordinate their timing. I feel like I'd get stressed out if I scheduled things incorrectly, lol.
For those of you who have gotten Botox, please let me know when you started drinking!! I'm also curious if it actually had any effect.
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