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  • MH212
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    Dr. Hale,

    So even if the botox leaked into the blood stream, it's is too large to get into breast milk? What are the latest findings regards to this? For cosmetic purposes?

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    Shelley:

    It should be safe to breastfeed after Botox. Botox is almost completely sequestered in the skin and does not even reach the plasma compartment. Also, it is far too large a molecule to enter milk. I'd suggest you wait a few hours, pump and discard the milk after about 4 hours and then return to breastfeeding.

    Tom Hale Ph.d.

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    Is it safe to breastfeed after receiving botox injections in the face?
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