Can I have Botox a month after my chemotherapy finishes?

This should be fine, but I recommend following up with your Oncologist to discuss your intended Botox treatment. Botox results will last 3-4 months in new areas of treatment. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer

However, I encourage you to discuss the treatment with your oncologist.  They may want you to wait longer.  The botox treatment is a purified protein.  The treatment does not involve the injection of bacteria.  The risk of infection is only related to being poke with a needle and it is very improbably.  If you are certain antibiotic, it can interfere with the treatment.  Communicate with your potential injector.

Hi Kerry.
First of all, I want to wish you the best in your fight against cancer. 
As far as the Botox, if you're immunosuppressed after the chemotherapy, then it is not a good idea to inject anything into your body.
As your doctors when they estimate the immune system will recover from the chemo before having Botox.
Best wishes, Dr. ALDO :)

Thank you for your question. It not advisable to have
Botox if you are immunosuppressed after the chemotherapy. Please ask you
doctors when they estimate your immune system will recover before having Botox.
Best of Luck!

First of all...Congratulations on finishing your treatments. You should discuss this with your Oncologist first. It should be fine but please let them be part of the decision making.. Be sure you use a Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon and they are aware of your medical status.Enjoy your treatment and feeling better.

Hello Kerry p,Thank you for your important question. Best and safe practice would be for you to have this discussion with your oncologist who at this time would know best your entire medical history and status post chemotherapy. Although interactions with the medications you have listed would not be expected safety is paramount in these situations. Be well.

There should be no problem with interaction with the medications and should not affect your recuperation/ However, check with your oncologist if you are contemplating any medical procedure.  GET WELL!

I am really sorry to hear about your illness and I wish you all the best fighting the cancer. It is perfectly safe to have Botox injections during or after chemotherapy. It is always best to pass this by your oncologist first, just to make sure you have no contraindications. All the best, 

There is no interaction of Botox with any of the chemotherapy drugs. It is perfectly safe to do this. It actually will help any depressive symptoms and can act as a "pick me up" when you are receiving the chemo.

Cancer is a relative contraindication and I wish you all the best with your treatment. In these situations assuming everything else is okay, I would go ahead and do botox on you.  It should be okay.