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In my opinion, you should be fine to receive injectables while on this medication. I recommend speaking with your injector to discuss your concerns.
There are no contraindications to taking wellbutrin and receiving botox injections. In fact, a new study was just released that botox improves depression symptoms. When patients look in the mirror and see themselves and not looking unhappy, it stimulates endorphins and improves their depressive symptoms! So do it!! Good luck!
I am not aware of any interaction between Botox or fillers and wellbutrin. In my opinion, it would be fine for you to have Botox and filler treatment while taking wellbutrin.
You will be fine to receive your botox and filler injections while taking wellbutrin. The only thing we wouldn't recommend are blood thinners as you have a higher chance of bruising with injections.
Yes, it is fine to proceed with your Botox treatment while taking Wellbutrin. Be sure to discuss all medications you take with your injector including prescription, over the counter and supplements.
Hello!There are no adverse effects of taking Wellbutrin with Botox injections, so you are free to proceed. Avoid blood thinning NSAID's like Advil or Ibuprofen on the day of treatment as they may lead to an increased risk of bruising.Good luck!Dr. Tom Korkos
Thank you for your question. It is perfectly safe to have Botox and filler injections while on Wellbutrin. I see that you are in Denver Colorado. You can see Dr. Hasan who is an expert injector who graduated from our aesthetic fellowship program.
There currently is no known contraindication to receiving Botox or any dermal fillers while on Wellbutrin.
Treatment for chin dimpling ("pebble chin" or "orange peel") is Botox injected into the mentalis muscle. This typically gives great improvement to the appearance of the chin. Results take about 1 to 2 weeks. I suggest getting a formal evaluation with a board-certified cosmetic der...
Hi @little.mermaid.xo! This is an excellent question. Having a Botox allergy is rare. I would recommend doing a patch test to see if you react. Since you've had Botox in the past without any complications, you should be fine. Best of luck to you!
Traction alopecia is a result of hair follicle trauma usually from someone pulling on the hair or from very tight braids. Alopecia may also result from increased stress. I would recommend seeing a board-certified or board-eligible plastic surgeon or board-certified dermatologist regarding your...
This is a potential delayed hypersensitivity reaction to hyaluronic acid fillers. The best solution is to avoid any further exposure to hyaluronic acid fillers. Please see a board-eligible or board-certified plastic surgeon for potential hyaluronidase injection to dissolve the filler. This...
Botox works by relaxing muscles and smoothening the overlying skin. However, when there is significant skin laxity, you might get the wrinkles that you are talking about. A good alternative is to get an endoscopic brow lift (to lift the brow to where it is supposed to be) and upper...
Hello @Independent202566, thank you for your question. The majority of non-surgical treatments are localized. Depending on the severity of the symptoms and the medications taken for them, it is advisable to wait a while. A month or two is usually enough. For more information and recommendations,...
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