Is Skin Botox effective even on sensitive cheeks that redden easily?

I am looking into skin Botox because of fine lines around my cheeks and skin texture, but I am concerned about whether it is okay to get the procedure because my skin is on the sensitive side.

 

My cheeks easily turn red if I wash my face for a little too long or use exfoliating products, and on days when I'm not feeling well, even my usual skincare products sometimes feel slightly stinging. I want to keep my skin smooth, but I want to avoid my sensitivity worsening after the procedure.

 

Can I expect skin Botox effects even on skin like this?

 

I am curious whether Skin Botox is a procedure suitable for people with sensitive skin, and whether it is necessary to check the skin barrier or current redness before the procedure.

 

On days when your skin condition is not good, do you sometimes postpone the procedure or do other treatments first?

 

If I receive skin Botox, I would like to know if the skin reaction can vary depending on the injection site or the procedure method. I am also curious about the possibility of symptoms such as redness, bruising, or swelling after the procedure, and I would like to receive a consultation on what extra precautions I should take if I have sensitive skin. I prefer a method that places less strain on the skin rather than quick results.

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