Is it safe to get laser skin resurfacing in combination with kybella, botox and juvederm in same day?

Thank you for your question. You should be very transparent with both surgeons about the procedures you are to experience. It is the most reliable way to create an actionable treatment plan that works for you. Most importantly, you should ensure that both doctors are board certified facial plastic surgeons. You should discuss your expectations and the logistics of having both procedures performed by separate surgeons with each surgeon, and perhaps with the surgeons together at the same time.Best wishes,

First, I would make sure that both of your doctors are board-certified dermatologists or plastic surgeons.  This is the only way you can ensure that the treatment you are receiving is the most appropriate and optimal. If this is the case in your situation, I think it would be best to separate the Botox and filler from the laser resurfacing.  Discuss with your doctor which one to do first, and then wait the appropriate amount of time between the two procedures for the best outcome.  Good luck! 

Its best to perform the laser resurfacing at least 2 weeks prior or post the botox and juvederm injections.  There is a risk of the botox migrating if performed on the same day and there is a risk of some loss of the juvederm if injected prior to the procedure, so best to inject once the skin has healed.   As far as the kybella, it causes a significant amount of swelling and inflammation, so I would not combine it with the laser therapy;  In fact for the money and downtime I wouldn't recommend kypella at all, instead I would recommend Coolsculpting MIni, Micro-Liposuction or Lutronic's Infini treatment for the submental fat area.   In general its best to space out some procedures in my opinion to allow for your body to heal with the best result. 

It is unfeasibly
risky and ineffective to combine laser resurfacing, botox, kybella and juvederm
all in one day. I recommend that you start with a laser resurfacing procedure and
then continue with the other treatments after the recovery period.

Depending on the depth and type of laser used, I would wait at least 3-6 weeks between treatments. For BOTOX, its almost impossible to keep it in the area injected during the day of laser due to the swelling. For fillers, there is a risk of infection (high risk).Laser first, wait for your collagen to stimulate and skin to settle, then resurface. If you have deep wrinkles, I sometimes Botox 2 weeks BEFORE laser, as the creases ' sit better' during the laser procedure and don't bunch up. All the best Dr Davin LimLaser DermatologistBrisbane, Australia.