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Having Restylane injections or any other dermal filler is not contraindicated while taking Lymecycline. For all potential contraindications to Restylane, visit the website below.
The local effects of the Restylane should not have an interaction with a systemic antibiotic. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Lymecycline is an antibiotic in the tetracycline family of antibiotics. I would not hesitate to use fillers in a patient already taking this class of drug.
Lymecycline is a tetracycline broad-spectrum antibiotic. There are no issues with having Restylane done and taking this medication.
When you have any dermal filler injection that is a hyaluronic acid based product, you see the results immediately. Waiting up to two weeks is often a good time frame to give the product time to settle, swelling has subsided, and you see final results.
If there was no significant bruising and there has been a period of two weeks after injection, the Restylane can be dissolved or more filler can be placed depending upon what the situation merits. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Always discuss your health history with your provider - and even have a second consult prior to treatment. If you've consulted with a well informed and reputable provider, you'll probably find it's just fine to continue treatment with any dermal filler at a low risk.
Dear Zazifon, That line that runs from the inner eye and across the cheek is a very hard line to treat Placing filler in this line does not really solve the problem as the filler usually ends up above or below that line You are still early and should wait another...
Botox and Dysport work by relaxing the muscles that create lines around the eyes. This reduces the wrinkling. In older patients, we need to be careful treating lines in the lower eyelids. The fat that creates eye "bags" starts to pooch out in the 30's to 40's. Relaxing the muscle around the eye...
It's possible your provider may or may not have much experience treating the tear trough area - I would suggest meeting with a well-trained and reputable provider for assessment and your best options - based on what you've posted, you likely would benefit from treatment.
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