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In general, you should avoid the following prior to having a treatment with Botox: 1) NSAIDS 2) Ibuprofen 3) Vitamin E 4) Various Herbs and supplements (check with your provider on their recommendations) The above may increase the likelihood of developing bruising. An antibiotic such as Amoxicillin will not interfere at all with your Botox treatment. I hope this helps, and good luck!
The two wouldn't be contraindicated, cosmetic Botox injections and taking an antibiotic at the same time. For all contraindications, please visit the website below.
Having Botox injections performed while on Amoxicillin should not be a problem. The antibiotic will not interfere with your procedure at all. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck!
Amoxicillin does not react with Botox in any way. However keep in mind that Botox can cause 'flu like symptoms' in some patients. So, if you feel those symptoms a day after getting Botox ,those are temporary and you do not need any antibiotics for those symptoms. Regards Dr. J Disclaimer: This answer is not intended to give a medical opinion and does not substitute for medical advice. The information presented in this posting is for patients’ education only. As always, I encourage you to see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.
There is no problem with getting a Botox treatment while taking amoxacillin. Your results should not be affected in any way by the antibiotic.
Being on amoxicillin should not affect the Botox injection in the forehead. There is no known interaction between the two, amoxicillin and Botox. (This answer is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for medical advice. The information presented in this posting is for patients’ general education only. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider for further evaluation of your individual case.)
Amoxicillin should not have any effect on Botox injections. It should be fine. Good luck with your Botox.
It is alright for you to be taking amoxicillin and undergo botox injections. The antibiotic will not interfere with your Botox injections.
There is absolutely no problem to receive amoxicillin or any other antibiotic for a chest infection, and then get or have had a Botox treatment. The two are mutually exclusive things. Dr. Benjamin Barankin, Toronto Dermatology Centre.
Thanks for the question. There is no adverse effect on your Botox treatment from amoxicillin. Your botox will be in full effect within 7 to 10 days of the time it was administered. All the best, Dr. S. Barr, MD, FRCSC
Botox and Dysport are safe and FDA approved treatments. There is not, however, any evidence that inejctions with either medicine is safe or not while pregnant. Pregnancy is a contrindication for injections that are done for cosmetic or non cosmetic purposes. I hope this was helpful. best...
Thank you for your question. You may of had botox injected into one of the right DAO muscle causing your upper lip to elevate causing asymmetry. Rest assured, the botox will wear off in the next month.
Properly placed Botox Cosmetic can help lift corners of the mouth and soften marionette lines and even smooth the jawline. The effects are even more beautiful and very natural when combined with fillers. The combination also has a synergistic effect and can last longer than either treatment...
Having an allergy to antibiotics should not have any effect on your Botox treatment. In general, it is best to disclose any medications you are taking to your physician prior to having treatments. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
Thank you for your question! Botox injections might be a little uncomfortable. But they are not extremely painful. It can be probably related to the solution that was used to reconstitute the Botox. If the pain is persistent I would recommend seeking evaluation and staying in close ...
It is difficult to give you advice without performing an exam, but It is very unlikely there is an infection at the injection spot. I would recommend visiting your physician who performed your injections and having them take a look at the area. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
