Can I use Retinol serum and Vitamin C serum after Botox and Juvederm?

You can absolutely use your retinol and Vitamin C serums after Botox and Juvederm. Refrain from massaging the face for about 24 hours after Botox, but lightly rubbing in medical-grade skincare products should be fine. You need to take excellent care of your skin to reap the full benefits of hyaluronic-acid based fillers and neuromodulators. Please consult a board-certified dermatologist who can help you learn about all the different ways you can improve your skin and slow down your aging process

I generally recommend waiting at least 3 days after the Botox and Juvederm before using Vitamin C and Retinol products so at this point it would be okay to resume your products.

Thank you for the question.   Continue your skin care regimen.  There is no reason to believe based on the information that you provided that it's unsafe.  Good luck! 

Hi and thanks for your question. I would usually not use topicals on the night after having injectables and then continue using your topical treatment as you would normally.

You don’t need to worry about any interactions between your injectable therapies and topical therapies. They are working on different levels of your skin. The only caveat is that your skin may feel sore or swollen after your injections and you might find that the Retinol and/or Vitamin C irritates it somewhat. If you have sensitive skin, I’d wait a day or two before returning to your normal skin-care routine. A board-certified dermatologist will give you the best results for your injectable treatments.

It is best not to heavily rub the area of your Botox or filler injections for the first 24 hours. Gently putting on your skin products after 4 hours post botox or juvaderm is safe. Both retinol and vitamin C will not interfere with either products.

Yes, you may use both retinol and vitamin c serums after botox and juvederm treatments.  This would be true for other neuromodulators and fillers.  

You may begin with your program and it is correct to use the vitamin c in am and retinol at night

Yes Probably don't massage in the skin serums for a couple of days after the Botox and Juvederm otherwise you are good to go.

Absolutely they can be used.  One key factor I advise my patients on is to not over rub or massage areas where filler or wrinkle blocker injections (e.g., Botox, Xeomin, Dysport) have been placed to avoid moving the product.  The filler generally should never be over massaged once it is in place, but if its just a wrinkle blocker injected then after a day or so its fine to massage or rub these areas.  High grade cosmeceuticals (e.g., SkinCeuticals) are designed to be used in before and after procedures to help optimize and maintain results.  When in doubt always check with your qualified injector about these concerns who knows your situation best.  Retinol and Vit C are great for your skin.  Best regards.