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Lip filler and amoxicillin?

Lyv1561Mar 25, 2023
Hi! I’m currently suffering from an ear infection! My doctor has given me some antibiotics (amoxicillin) I started today and due to finish them Thursday/friday. I’m booked to have my lips re done on Saturday. Will that be okay?

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