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You will be completely safe to take ciprofloxacin, or any other antibiotics, after treatment with Botox. The antibiotics will not interact with your filler or Botox treatment, and will not effect the results of your treatment.
Botox is a great way to minimize the wrinkles in your face and I do not know of any contraindication with Cirp or any other antibiotics.
Antibiotics should not negatively effect your Botox and should be fine for you to take for your infection.Thank you for your question!Kate Ross, MD
I am not aware of any interaction between Cipro and Botox, or Cipro and Juvederm, whether these are injected alone or in combination. Whenever situations like this come up, I always recommend checking with the physician that prescribed the medication or administered the injections. Medication to treat an infection (bladder or otherwise) usually takes precedent.
Cipro does not affect the action of Botox and fillers nor do they affect the Cipro. i am not aware of any studies saying there is an adverse effect oin Botox with antibiotics
While there are no specific contraindications to Ciprofloxacin, this antibiotic MAY shorten the duration that Botox works to relax facial muscles -- there are a few scattered reports over the years. There should be no effect on the Juvederm Voluma. Regardless, the first priority is to treat your bladder infection, and Cipro is a very good choice.
Dear flightrisk,Taking the antibiotic Ciprofloxacin for a urinary tractinfection should have no effect or interaction on the physiological andpharmacological actions of the Botox and Juvederm. Botox is a complex protein used to block theactivity of skeletal muscle, specifically facial muscles of animation, whereasJuvederm is a polymer of sugar molecules used to occupy space in thesubcutaneous or intradermal environment. The antibiotic should have no effect on these chemical structures oractivities and you should feel quite confident and maintain your Ciprofloxacintreatment for your urinary tract infection.It would be prudent to contact your injection physician’soffice to confirm their opinion on this matter, but in general there is noevidence suggesting a conflict of this drug with your Botox or soft tissuefiller.I hope this information has been of some assistance and bestof luck.For more information, please review the link below.R. Stephen Mulholland, M.D.Certified Plastic SurgeonYorkville, Toronto
Take the medication and fix the problem. Don't worry about it. I've seen no changes when people have to take Cipro after Botox or fillers for things like bladder infections or other. "Thisanswer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot beheld as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatmentwith a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Hello Westy222,When you have deep forehead wrinkles it is usually the result of one of two things. The first, which is a great reason for treatment, is overactive muscles from expression. This responds very well. The second reason to have deep wrinkles is because you have heavy...
Botox is a fabulous injection for facial wrinkles. However, the photo that you are showing appears to be Shingles. It is impossible to tell without an in person consultation. Please consult a board certified dermatologist immediately for the diagnosis and treatment.
Hi Ricky,The short answer would be yes. However, like most of the doctors are saying here - I would check with your primary care physician and be sure to not have any active infections during treatment. Hope this is helpful!