Do I need to stop using Tri-Luma cream if I decide to get Botox?

Hi @rene5678! Good news, you do not need to stop the Tri-Luma cream prior to Botox treatment. There should be no interaction between the two products. Best of luck!

In my experience Tri-Luma and Botox work nicely together for hyperpigmentation. If you are already on tri-luma you can stop for one day prior to the Botox and restart 24 hours after getting the Botox injections if approved by your medical provider. In my experience Botox at the right concentration and placement has a nice lightening effect independent of Tri-Luma. If you are ever in Miami, Fl we would love to help out.

You do not need to stop the Tri-Luma cream prior to Botox treatment. There should be no interaction between the two products.

Tri-Luma is used to treat hyperpigmentation and melasma, and there is no need to stop it prior to any botulinum toxin (e.g. Botox, Dysport) treatment, nor with any filler treatment.

We usually do not tell patients to avoid using they topical creams before botox injections, but you may want to avoid using it for 1-2 days after; to avoid any risk of infection to the treated areas.

Hi Rene! You don't need to stop using your Tri-Luma cream if you decide to get Botox. There shouldn't be any interaction with the Botox. Now, you may get some increased irritation such as redness and peeling due to the Tri-Luma, but it shouldn't be overly bothersome. Hope this helps!

Hi there,

There are no issues having Botox and using Triluma for your melasma. See an expert injector and best of luck!