What must clients refrain from doing if they have received Botox or other injections in the last two weeks before photofacial treatment?

Clients must refrain from sun exposure if they have received Botox or other injections in the last two weeks before photofacial treatment to ensure optimal results and minimize the risk of complications. Sun exposure can lead to increased sensitivity of the skin, and since both Botox and photofacial treatments involve delicate skin handling, exposure to UV rays can provoke inflammation or adverse reactions.

Additionally, recent injections may require a period to allow the product to settle and for the skin to stabilize before undergoing another treatment like a photofacial. Protecting the skin from sun exposure during this timeframe helps in preventing potential issues such as discoloration, heightened sensitivity, or exaggerated reaction to treatment.

In contrast, while activities like exercising or using makeup might not have the same direct effects, limiting sun exposure is particularly crucial in the context of various treatments working on the skin to avoid interference with healing and aesthetic outcomes.