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According to a new Israeli report, Botox injections used to reduce forehead and crow's feet wrinkles may have been less effective after Covid-19 vaccination.' The researchers found that after getting the Pfizer mRNA vaccine, the average time that it took patients to need a top-up of the filler was reduced. Patients who had been waiting every 118 days between injections were now arriving around 20 days earlier, a difference of about four months to three and a half. Dermatologists in the United States are also experiencing a similar trend among Botox users.