My Daughter Has Had Kidney and Pancreas Organ Transplant Recently

Although I am not aware of problems with immunosuppression and botox injections, you should definitely have your daughter's specialists discuss and approve the use of elective cosmetic botox treatment.

As a few panel members already suggested, this question is best answered by your daughter's team of physicians to collaberatively provide the best decision.  

In our opinion, the most important factor in this scenario is that you indicated that your daughter had her transplant "recently."  Because organ transplanation requires diligent observation for rejection and other body reactions, it would seem prudent to consider these cosmetic procedures further down the road when she is considered stable.

 

 

Having said that, she is definitely at increased risk of complications including skin infection. Generally, I would recommend involving her internist in the decision to have treatment.  Concern and caution is warranted in approaching these types of treatment.  On the up side, the improved appearance is an emotional boost and that can make the slightly higher risk worthwhile provided she has the blessing of her medical doctors managing her transplants.