Juvaderm lip injections and fluconazole medication?

Hello,If you were prescribed a single dose of fluconazole for a yeast infection there is no reason to delay your Juvaderm injection.  There is no known interaction between the hyaluronic acid in the Juvederm and the medication should you should be fine to proceed.Best of Luck!Dr. Rednam

There is no interaction between this local injection of juvederm and oral fluconazole. It will not affect your outcome. Best, Dr. Emer.

You are wise to think about the possibility of other medications affecting your candidacy for juvederm injections. The medication which you took should not in any way interfere with your treatment as long as you do not have yeast infection in the area where the juvederm will be administered.

I do not know of any side effects associated with Floconazole and lip injections.  Best, Dr. Green

Fluconazole will be mostly gone from your system by 3 to 4 days.  It is slowly removed from the body while it combats the yeast infection. It should be mostly metabolized after 3 to 4 days, and unless the yeast infection is near your face, Juvederm should be fine.

Good question.  Not enough people think of the side effects of combining medications until it is too late.  You are perfectly safe to proceed.  As long as the yeast infection is not around the mouth, administering Juvederm is fine.

There is no interaction with these medications. I can't think of any medication which interacts with Juvederm. I wouldn't inject when there is an obvious injection on the face.

Dear littleone85, As long as the area that the Juvederm is being injected does not have any indications of a yeast infection then the medication itself will not have any interference with the treatment. Medications to be avoided before Juvederm injections are those that thin the blood i.e. aspirin, certain vitamins and herbs, which will increase the probability of bruising and swelling. All medications should be reviewed with your injecting surgeon prior to treatment. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.