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The medications you take do not interfere with Botox treatments. These are safe to take while having botox treatments.
Hi Hawthorn07. There are no problems with having botox on those regular prescription medications. RegardsDamien
Thank you for your question. Botox should not have any interaction with either of the medications you listed. It is injected and works directly on the muscle it is injected into, it will not cause any problems with breathing.
Neither of these medications will affect the safety or efficacy of the Botox treatment to your forehead. Please consult an experienced board certified physician for your treatment. Best wishes.
Thank you for your questions Hawthorn07. It is important to know if there are any interactions with medicines when getting any treatment. Neither seroquel nor progesterone are known to interfere with Botox. Botox in the forehead should not be associated with breathing changes. I recommend consulting with your doctor so he/she can review your medical history and medications prior to treatment. Good luck!
No reason to be worried. Seroquel and progesterone DO NOT interact with Botox. Enjoy your Botox results!
Botox would not interfere with either of these drugs and neither will they affect the Botox'; however, Seroquil is a very strong medication for insomnia and you may be able to get away with a drug less toxic
Thank you for your question. As you have pointed out, it is essential for your treating doctor to make you aware of any known possible interactions between medications prior to your treatment. It is reassuring that both Seroquel and Progesterone have not be reported to interact with Botox treatments. In addition, Botox treatment to the forehead should not be associated with breathing changes directly, but rather this may be related to possible anxiety associated with undertaking Botox treatment. I would advise for you to consult with your treating doctor so that your medical history and medications can be reviewed prior to the treatment and attend your follow up review so that any post treatment concerns can be addressed.For further information on Botox and possible side effects, please refer to the following web reference to the manufacturer's (Allergen) medication guide on Botox.
Thank you for sharing you question. I'm sorry to hear about your unfortunate results. The problems related to Botox injections almost always fully resolve. The weakening of the orbicularis muscle under the eyes can cause then to soften and expand. This will improve with time. Go to an...
This area where you had injected can be very tricky and it may now take up to three months for the effects to wear off. Please consult an expert for the best cosmetic results. Best, Dr. Green
Thank you for your question stanley102. Botox is a great treatment for wrinkles on the face. Since Botox affects the nerves it is not recommended with certain neurological conditions such as Lambert-Eaton syndrome, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gherig's disease), or myasthenia gravis....