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I would have a thorough consult with a well-informed and reputable provider first, then discuss all potential side effects and contraindications of cosmetic Botox. Visiting the website below will help inform you of these and may put you at ease prior to treatment.
There are no known interactions between cyclosporine and botox. So far so good. However, cyclosporine does modify the immune response system. The likelihood of getting a skin infection from a botox treatment is very low. Possibly you are at increased risk of infection due to the cyclosporin. My advice is to seek treatment with a board certified core physician or surgeon: plastic surgeon, oculoplastic surgeon, dermatologist, or facial plastic surgeon. Let them know that you are taking cyclosporin and communicate if there are any unusual reactions in the skin.
I too have a patient who takes cyclosporin with Botox. No issues as far as I am concerned.
There are no issues with taking Cyclosporine and getting Botox. I have many patients who do this.
Falawieh,Unfortunately, it's not that simple. Botox dosages are based on the patients skin type, brow heaviness, their brow activity, the crow's feet stamped appearance, and the size and bulk of the muscle among other factors. I would recommend seeing a plastic surgeon in your area that is...
I have been injecting Botox for many years and there is no "fixed" amount of Botox that I use in any given patient. Botox is an art and a science. Some patients want to be completely without movement and others would like a more "natural" look with movement. Also, some patients have a high fo...
Botox will not cause permanent ptosis because the Botox itself is temporary. There may be another issue causing your ptosis, and an exam with a specialist would be necessary to determine whether there is another condition causing your issue. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
