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There is no reason why you should not be able to use eyedrops after receiving Botox. Eye drops are applied topically where as Botox is injected into the muscle and the two should not cross paths. Please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Unless you have some allergy or reaction to eyedrops, there really should be no contraindication to using them so you can get some relief. Hayfever is no fun! Haven't heard or read about an interaction between the Botox and eyedrops! Hope you're feeling better already!
There is no known interaction between Botox and allergy eye drops.Botox is injected into the target muscles and should not spread.Eyedrops are a topical medication and also should not spread beyond the eye.It's always a good idea to inquire about drug interactions when starting a new medication or treatment. Safety comes first!
I think it is ok to go ahead and use your allergy eye drops after Botox injection. The drops will not affect the Botox. I would of course discuss it with your provider.
there is no problem using any type of eye drops for hay fever after having had Botox but it is smart to ask
Thanks for the question. You should be ok to use your eyedrops. i don't know of a contraindication but always consult with your plastic surgeon. Good Luck"The above answer has been given without seeing thispatient and cannot be substituted for actual in-person examination and medicaladvice; it is only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medicalprofessional for appropriate care."
Your allergy drops should not interfere with your Botox injections. You should check with your treating physician for any concerns. Best, Dr. Green
It is fine to use safe allergy eye drops after a botox treatment. In fact the repeated swelling and irritation caused by eye allergies contributes drooping eyelid, and wrinkles under the eyes. For that reason you should use allergy drops as much as recommended by your doctor. It is worth asking your eye doctor or cosmetic doctor which drop is best for you.Hope this helps.
Thank you for your question and for being so thorough in following your doctor's postprocedure instructions. What you are describing is very unlikely to negatively affect your Botox result. I recommend that my patients avoid touching the treated areas for 4 hours. I also recommend av...
I have never seen this type of side effect from Botox. It is possible that you had a stroke or Bell's Palsy and need to be emergently evaluated. Please keep us posted. Best, Dr. Green
32 units of Botox in a good treatment dose for the glabella and forehead and at 10 days out you should see some result. I would wait 14 days and then go see your injector. Usually, when a patient tells me that he/she has had Botox in the past and it didn't work, it usually means the patient was...