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No, being on an antibiotic should not interfere with your scheduled Botox injection as long as the antibiotics are not being used to treat some type of skin infection.
Amoxicillin will not interact with your Botox in any way, and will not alter the results of your treatment.
Having Botox performed while on Amoxicillin should not be a problem. Antibiotics will not interfere with your procedure at all.
Botox is not known to interact with any antibiotics, but as mentioned you should make sure the injections are not occurring at the site of the infection.
Botox will not be affected by the antibiotics, but Id suggest getting better before having any cosmetic procedures performed. Best, Dr. Emer.
Yes, you are safe to proceed with your Botox appointment. There is no reported interference of Botox with antibiotics.
Antibiotics will not interfere with Botox. However, it is important to make sure that whatever infection you're being treated for will not create issues. The most often encountered problem would be a skin infection in the area of the planned Botox treatment.
As long as you do not have active skin infection in the target or adjacent areas, doing Botox shouldn't be a problem
The antibiotics should not interfere with the Botox or its effectiveness. Thank you for your question!
There is no problem with going for botox while you are on amoxicillin. It is a very common scenario because many botox patients are also on antibiotics for their acne or rosacea.
This should go away once the Botox goes away, which would be in about 3-4 months. Sorry to hear that you're not happy with your results, but this is not permanent.
Fillers are usually used rather than Botox to raise depressed scars to make them more even with the rest of your skin.
It takes 7-10 days to see Botox's full effects. I would monitor and, if sensations persist, see your injecting doctor. Relaxation sensation is most commonly reported, but some patients have headaches or heaviness/tightness.
NYCBee,Based from your photos and your statement, you probably need a combination of filler to reduce the marionette lines and botox to relax the muscle. As for the botox, there are 2 main reasons shy it may not be working, the target muscle was not hit, or the dose may not be enough.
You should see your doctor and let your injector know as well. This needs to be checked out as it may have been a result of your treatment, even if it is highly unusual. Best of luck.
I don't think at this point that it would be related to Botox. I suggest you see your doctor about this, or better yet, an eye doctor.
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