Can I get dermal filler in my lips if I am currently on antibiotics for a staph infection which is on my breast?

Most likely you would be just fine, but there are some risks, and I don’t think they are worth taking. First, if you get an infection within the filler, it can lead to permanent changes in your lips. This is rare and extremely unlikely, but the consequences can be devastating. Second, even if you don’t get an infection, filler that is exposed to bacteria can lead to nodules or granulomas. These are hard areas of scar tissue that may be permanent. Again, this is rare, but I wouldn’t take the chance. 

I would recommend completing the antibiotics and receive lip injections a week after. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!

Yes. There is no contraindication injecting a dermal filler in the lips, just because a patient is on antibiotics for a different reason.