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When we screen patients for Botox, we look for neuromuscular and autoimmune disorders. We have not heard of or know of any contraindications (negative interactions) between Botox and antibiotics.
Rest assured that there is no known interactions between botox and antibiotics. Hope that puts your mind at ease. Just make sure you stay away from motrin and aspirin around the time of your injections to help prevent any bruising, especially around the crows feet.
Taking antibiotics will not affect your Botox results. There is no need to worry. There is no cross-reaction between Botox and antibiotics. Enjoy the Botox Cosmetic.
Thank you for your question. There are no contraindications between most antibiotics and Botox. I recommend having a follow up with your doctor. You can take antibiotics following botox without a problem. If you're not feeling well I would wait on your botox until you're well. If you're wondering if antibiotics are indicated following botox, then no, it is not normal to take antibiotics at all just for botox. Hope that helps. Best of Luck!
I agree with all the other responders, that there should be no interaction between Botox and Trimethoprim or Sulfamethoxazole. Enjoy the results of your Botox.
Hi!Yours is an intelligent question, and fortunately the answer is a reassuring one. There is no scientific evidence that Botox injections and antibiotics (any antibiotic) react negatively with each other.
I could not find any interaction between Botox and any antibiotic. Further there is not biologic reason that this could happen. You should be careful in the sun on this medication since there are cases of photoallergy to it.
Thank you for your question brook607. I understand your concern. Botox is a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression. When injected into the skin Botox will relax the muscles and smoothen out the overlying wrinkles. The most common areas of treatment are in ...
-Avoid manipulating the treated area for 4 hours following treatment;-No laser treatments or microdermabrasion after Botox injections for at least 10 days; -Avoid lying down for 4 hours after your botox treatment. This will prevent the Botox from tracking into the orbit of your eye and causing...
The degree of improvement with Botox depends on the quality of the skin, not the patient's chronological age. Botox is an excellent choice to eliminate frown lines and “11”s caused by the glabellar muscles. If the wrinkles are very deep, you may need a little hyaluronic acid (HA) filler as wel...
Typical dosages of Botox vary significantly, but here is a general range: Forehead injection: 12.5-25 units Glabella (between the eyes) injection: 25 -35 units Crows' feet injection: 25-35 units Once again, while these are reasonable guidelines for most patients, there are definitely some...
Botox is my first choice for treating crow's feet, which are caused by the dynamic muscles around the eyes and the muscles that allow you to smile: the orbicularis oculi, levator labii superioris, and the zygomaticus major and minor. A board-certified dermatologist with expert injection ...
Naphcon A ophthalmic drops used twice a day for 1-2 weeks will strengthen the upper eyelid muscle and help open the eye after a 'lazy eyelid' form Botox. This is available over the counter. It stimulates Muellers muscle in the upper lid and gets your function back quicker.
