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Botox duration should not be effected by amitriptyline. Make sure to always inform your doctor of all your medications and medical history prior to any procedure.
Low dose amitriptyline (10 mg) should not affect the results from Botox injection.Botox works locally and you will probably feel better when you look better.
There is no interaction with this drug. In fact, Botox has been shown to improve depression which you probably are taking amitriptyline for.
Checking for drug interactions before starting any new medication or treatment is very important. In particular, Amitriptyline is known to have 267 major and 746 moderate drug interactions. Botox and Amitriptyline do not have any reported interactions. There is a remote possibility of dry mouth, blurred vision, or urinary issues based on the way each medicine works in your body. When injected properly, Botox will only work in the muscles where it is injected. If any new symptoms arise, it's always a good idea to contact your physician.I recommend that you consult with a trained professional for your first Botox injections. They can answer your questions and administer the Botox as safe as possible.
Thank you for your question. Amitriptyline will not effect the duration of Botox, however there is a small chance the combo may increase anti-cholinergic like effects, i.e. dry mouth, blurry vision, etc. For cosmetic dosing of Botox, I would not be concerned. Regards, Dr. Matt Elias
No, amitriptyline does not deletriously effect Botox metabolism.BestDr Karamanoukian#RealSelf100 Member
I tell my patients to wait 2 weeks after getting fillers to have any dental procedure. Also, it a lot of dental work is planned, wait til after completion to get filler. This is because there is bacteria in the bloodstream during dental work and it could seed the filler (get it infected). There...
The Botox injection you had is not directly related to the burning of your eyes. Since you are very upset and it is interfering with your daily living you should contact your plastic surgeons office and inform them of your concerns. It takes a few days to notice a drooping eyelid if it in f...
The good news is, the results from BOTOX® and any other neurotoxin are not permanent, so any results you’re not pleased with will go away over time. Unfortunately, there’s no way to “undo” results from BOTOX® or speed up the time it takes for your body to metabolize it. Injecting BOTOX® re...