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I would recommend waiting a couple of days to be sure the injection sites have healed up otherwise the Retin A micro could be more irritating to those areas. Otherwise there is no contraindication.
I would recommend waiting about 48-72 hours after a Juvederm treatment before resuming your Retin-A regimen. If you develop a lot of swelling (rare), you may want to wait about 1 week.
You can use any topical products, including RetinA, right after Botox and Fillers. There is no reason you need to wait.
You can start using your retin-a the night of your injections if you want. If your skin is more sensitive around the injection points, just avoid that area for a few days, but overall it will not degrade or hurt the product. I recommend using retin-a only at night to avoid any photosenstivity throughout the day. And remember, always apply a sunscreen in the morning to prevent further sun damage.
Your skin may be a little sensitive for a few days after juvederm injections but you should not have any problems with either Botox or Juvederm because of the use of Juvederm.
If youa re 24 hours after Botox and fillers, I do not see a specific contraindication to use Retin-A.
You may definitely safely apply Retin-A right away after injection of Juvéderm. We are the largest user of Juvéderm in the Midwest, and I don't think twice about Retin-A use. I hope this eases your mind!
The small injection sites made with the Botox and Juvederm needles will heal within an hour or two so any topical should be fine to use after this amount of time. I'm sure you will love your results!
Use of Retin-A will not degrade or negatively affect your Juvederm or Botox treatments. It is safe to continue your use of this medicine with both those therapies.
It is perfectly safe to use Retin-A (including Retin-A Micro) right after Botox or dermal filler injections like Juvederm, Restylane. If used properly Retin-A is great for your skin and it certainly will not effect the injection treatments in any way.
I would wait at least 2 weeks after filler injection before considering reinjection or dissolution with hyaluronidase. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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