Botox fluff – Page 2 – Modesto Botox, Dr. Calvin Lee

What size / kind of Botox refrigerator would you recommend?

I like to help other Botox injectors and I just got this question on my email today. I thought I’d share and hopefully help others

Question: How big of a fridge will I need for Botox? Which one do you recommend?

Answer that I emailed back:

Fridge Size: I use a dorm room sized fridge. It’s half height fridge which comes up to my waist. You don’t really need anything big at all for Botox. Small works just fine.

You could even get a square shaped mini fridge. But I don’t want to bend down all the way to the ground.

You don’t need a freezer for Botox. They make refrigerators without a freezer. This could potentially save electricity and some hassle of freezer issues. I think if I were to do it differently, I would get a refrigerator without a freezer. The ice in there messes up the temperature sometimes.

Regarding temperature regulation. I have two thermometers – one is digital (uses batteries) and broadcasts the temperature, and the other is just a plain analog thermometer (no batteries). It’s important to keep the temperature of the Botox within the guidelines suggested by the manufacturer. But sometimes, it’s nice to have a freezer section for the ice packs. These would be ice packs to hand out to patients for bruising.

I hope this info helps.

www.InjectionArtistry.com – my homepage for my Modesto Botox Practice.

Do many people in Modesto get Botox?

I get this question from time to time. Usually from patients who feel that they are unique in getting Botox. I think Botox patients in general are relatively private about their injections. Thus, it might feel like an isolated event – getting Botox.

But working in my office, it feels as if everyone in Modesto is getting Botox.

Visit my 2014 summary statistics regarding Botox usage in my Botox practice in Modesto.

Highlights from that page reveals that: 503 different patients were seen for Botox in 2014. This is up from 374 last year.

What’s even more impressive is that through my patients, I’ve been able to compile a list of other injectors in the Modesto area, and I have found over 40 injectors for Botox in the Modesto area. I made of list of Modesto Area Botox injectors. The list has 37 injectors on it. But there are a few who I haven’t exactly been able to identify, but through my patients, they are sure that they exist.

Regardless, I hope you pick us for your Botox injections.

Starting a New Modesto Botox blog in 2015

Update: We Moved in March 2019

Our new address is: 4754 Dale Road, Modesto, CA 95356. We are across the street from the Kaiser Hospital. We offer Breast Augmentation, Tummy Tucks, Facial Plastic Surgery, Liposuction, Cellfina, Mole Removal, Botox, Fillers, Juvederm, Kybella, Threadlifts and much more. Call us 209-551-1888 for more information.

January 2015

I figured it’s time to start a new Modesto Botox Babble collection of topics. I wanted to start fresh, so I started this new blog. Previous Botox Blog is located at this link.

New Modesto Botox Blog for 2015

This new Modesto Botox Blog is written on a WordPress platform with the 2015 theme. The home page for this new Modesto Botox Blog is this link. And to make things a bit different, this blog would have a static front page. And the most recent Modesto Botox blog postings would be on a different page – entitled “Modesto Botox current topics.”

Purple – the color of Botox?

I chose some purple to highlight this blog because much of the Botox marketing material and the Botox packaging comes with the color purple on it. It might not make much sense to anyone else except to other Botox injectors.

Capitalization of the word BOTOX?

Technically BOTOX (R) is all capital letters. But it sometimes looks like yelling, so I won’t capitalize it all the time.