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Thank you very much for your question. YourHepatitis B shot should not cause any issues for your upcoming Botoxappointment. However, please advise your Botox provider that you have recentlyreceived your Hepatitis B shot and are taking Doxycycline, so that he/she canmake the final determination to proceed with treatment. If you have any furtherconcerns, please address these with your provider, as well.
Thanks for this question. It should be safe to have Botox or Dysport after the antibiotics and Hep B vaccine. Always discuss these issues with your actual injector. Best, Dr. ALDO
Having Botox injected while on doxycycline and after a hepatitis B shot will not be a problem. There is no known complication related to these. All the best,Dr. Brace
It is fine to have Botox following your Hepatitis B shot and dose of doxycycline. It will not impact your results and isn't contraindicated. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for sharing your question. There should not be any issue with you receiving your Botox after your Hepatitis B vaccination. Hope this helps.
Thank you for your question. Botox is used cosmetically to remove wrinkles by temporarily paralyzing muscles. It is okay to have Botox after Hepatitis B vaccination. However, if you are sick. It is best to wait until you are better. If you are still having concerns it is best to consult with a doctor.
We have not seen any interaction with Botox and vaccines. There are no known reports of people having any complications.Hope that helps.
There should be no interaction between your Botox and having the Hep B vaccine. Please check with your internist as well. Best, Dr. Green
Thank you for your excellent question. A recent hepatitis B shot and taking doxycycline are not contraindications to receiving Botox. You should be just fine to proceed, but please be sure to see an expert injector for an in-person consultation to fully discuss your concerns and your goals and expectations in order to determine the best treatment plan. Hope this helps and best wishes!
Dysport and Botox are FDA approved and indicated for lines and wrinkles in the frown lines. Seek a certified and experienced injector for best results. Best, Dr. ALDO
Treating the crow's feet area has to be done with consideration to the other muscles in the region. If the crow's feet lines are injected too low the Botox can spread to the muscles that elevate your lip and cause a weakness in your smile. It will wear off in 3 months or so but be sure to see an...
Putting Botox in an area you have filler will not affect either product. They are used together regularly and this is safe. What you are experiencing is likely swelling. All the best, Dr. Brace
Wearing any type of hat shouldn’t affect your BOTOX® results, provided it’s not putting an excessive amount of pressure on the injection site. For several hours up to a day following your BOTOX® session, avoid rubbing or massaging the targeted area to help maximize your results. Similarly, we re...
You can try to switch to another product like Dysport. It does the same thing that Botox does. Many patients can switch back and forth between the two if they are noticing a resistance. It's best to consult with a local physician. You may also need to have more units injected.Good luck!
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