Is it okay to have Botox 24-48 hours after Sculptra?

Generally, it’s okay to have Botox a few days after Sculptra, since the treatments work in different layers and don’t typically interfere with each other. That said, some providers prefer spacing them out, sometimes up to a week, just to keep swelling down or to clearly see how each treatment settles.

Your injector’s preference is the best guide here, but in most cases, having them a couple of days apart is considered acceptable.

if you are going to receive Botox in your upper face(for head and frown line and even crows feet)which are not the typical sites for Sculptra injection, there will be no contraindication to het them done.

Hello! My name is Jessica, I am a physician assistant, and one of the providers at Aesthetic Skin - Winnetka & Chicago. This is a great question. Yes — it’s generally considered safe to have Botox 24–48 hours after Sculptra when done by a trained provider.

Hi, thank you for your question. Yes, it is generally safe to have Botox 24–48 hours after a Sculptra treatment. These two treatments work in different ways—Sculptra stimulates collagen in the deeper layers of the skin, while Botox temporarily relaxes the muscles responsible for dynamic wrinkles.

Having Botox a couple of days after Sculptra should not interfere with the results of either treatment. The main consideration is just to avoid rubbing or massaging the treated areas right after Sculptra so the product stays in place, but routine facial movements like Botox injections for your brow lift and crow’s feet are fine.

Overall, your schedule should be safe, and both treatments can complement each other nicely to enhance facial rejuvenation.

Yes it should be fine to have your Botox and Sculptra appointments a couple of days apart. As the treated areas are different for each product there should be no issues. Speak with your injector for clarification if needed.

Hello, and thank you for your question. Yes, it is perfectly OK to treat multiple areas of the face with injectables. You can certainly treat your forehead and crows feet to Botox, Dysport, or any other neurotoxin after, or during your Sculptra treatment. Make sure to not take any blood thinning medications or supplement a minimum of 1 week before treatment to lessen the chances of bruising.