Getting Botox if I have lichen planus

Botox has actually been used to treat symptoms of Lichen Planus. I don’t see any reason to stop Botox injections in your situation.

When considering Botox treatments with a condition like lichen planus, it's important to proceed with caution. Lichen planus is indeed an autoimmune condition, and while there is no direct contraindication to receiving Botox, it's always best to consult with your healthcare provider or dermatologist before proceeding. They can assess your specific situation, taking into account the extent and activity of your lichen planus, as well as any medications you might be taking.

In general, Botox is used safely in many individuals with various autoimmune conditions, but individual responses can vary. Your dermatologist can provide personalized advice and may recommend monitoring your condition closely if you choose to continue with Botox treatments.

If you have any concerns or notice any changes in your skin following Botox injections, it is important to report them to your healthcare provider promptly. Continuing open communication with your healthcare team will help ensure that you can manage both your cosmetic and medical needs effectively.

As you have been getting Botox with no issues for seven years it is likely you can continue. However it is best to speak with your injector before proceeding. Be sure that you are seeing an experienced injector.