Is it possible to take Xanax before treatment of Juvederm/Voluma?

The short answer is yes, you can take Xanax, but more frequently than not, it's not necessary.Dermal filler injections used to be more painful due to the required number of needle insertions and that did give rise to a higher anxiety level. With the use of micro cannulas, the number of times you actually have a needle stick is very low.  

Hello and thank you for your question.  Xanax in perfectly fine to take before having injections done.  I suggest taking an uber or having a friend take you as you may be a bit tired after taking the medication. Best of luck.

Yes, you can take Xanax prior to Juvederm. However, it's not necessary. There are pain relieving methods, including cannulas, which will increase your comfort during treatment. Hope this helps.

Yes, you can use Xanax before your Juvederm treatment. Cannulas, numbing cream, ice, and pro-nox can be used to limit pain during injections. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer

If you are unduly scared and anxious, a xanax before injection is not unreasonable. I would definitely have someone accompany you. Good luckDr PG

Thank you for your question. Xanax should not interfere with your Juvederm/Voluma treatment. Please make sure you seek treatment from a board-certified dermatologist. Best of luck! 

Thank you for your question. Xanax should not interfere with your Juvederm/Voluma treatment. Please make sure you seek treatment from a board-certified dermatologist. 

Yes, it is safe to take Xanax.  Xanax can help you be more relaxed and calm when you are undergoing filler injections.  However, you will need a driver after you take Xanax.   

Hi srv700
It is perfectly safe to take Xanax (as long as it is prescribed by your physician) prior to any type of filler and/or topical anesthesia for the filler as there is no know interaction between them. Hope you are relaxed enough before your treatment and won't need them though! Good luck and have fun with it, you'll love it!!!

First, you cannot give truly informed consent to being injected while under the influence of Xanax.
Second, it seems that ProNox or even cold packs to the intended injection area would serve to assist you with any perception of pain better than Xanax.  
Third, what about trying to listen to music you enjoy through some earbuds and Pandora? 
These are all alternatives that are safer and more reasonable for cosmetic injectables that already contain an anesthetic (lidocaine).