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Botox has nominal systemic absorption and will not have any drug-drug interactions with tamoxifen.
This should be totally safe. If you are still apprehensive, discuss with your oncologist for more specific advice. Stephen Weber MD, FACS
I know of no drug interactions with these and I treat many women that are undergoing or are just finished with chemotherapy. Looking at a less tired face in the mirror really helps make these women feel better and helps keep them moving forward in a positive direction.
While it is always safe to check with your prescribing physicians, there are no known drug interactions with Botox and Tamoxifen. It should be safe for you to get your crows' fee treated with Botox.
Its best you return to your medical provider, you may need more units applied or it could have been a bad batch, there are numerous possibilities.
Typically, Botox injections take between 7-10 days to see the full result. If you still don't see a result after 10 days, you should follow up with your doctor.
Bruising is common after Botox or fillers injected, although it seems like you had of units injected if it was just around the eyes and forehead. Follow-up with your medical provider or neuroloigits to further assist you
