I had Botox and Juvederm on Friday. It is now Sunday & need antibiotics for UTI.

There are no contradictions between botox, fillers and antibiotics like augmentin and there should be no interaction that would hinder your results. I suggest speaking with your physician if you are still concerned. Warmest regards, Dr. Shamban.

Dear Nickpaul,Thank you for your question. You should treat your bladder infection as if it worsens can turn into a dangerous situation. The antibiotics should not affect the results of your filler injection or Botox.Good luck,Nirmal R. Nathan, M.D.

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Thank you for your question.  I agree with my colleagues below, taking antibiotics after Botox and filler should not affect your results.  Take care. 

Thanks for your question, but no need to worry.  The augmentin will not affect your filler or Botox injections.  Rest assured and get rid of that UTI!  Best!

Antibiotics are not known to result in a negative affect regarding your Botox and Fillers. This should not affect your results. Feel free to follow up with the rendering physician to confirm. Best, Dr. Emer. 

Taking antibiotics for your bladder infection will not impact your Botox and filler treatment from a few days ago. You will see your final results from your treatment after two weeks. See your injector if you have concerns or need a touch up.

Hi, thank you for your question. Augmentin should not affect your Botox or recent filler injections. I hope this helps. Good luck!

Hi, thank you for your question. Don't worry about the antibiotics, they should not affect the results of your botox and filler treatments. All the Best!
Dr Asbar

You should take the prescribed antibiotics for your UTI. The antibiotics should not affect your Botox or filler results. 

Your need for antibiotic post-Botox treatment should not affect your effects of the Botox treatment you received. Augmentin should not have a negative impact on your treatment. If you feel the need, never be afraid to follow up with your injector.