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Is there risk to getting Juvederm 1 day after vaccines for Typhoid and Hepatitis A?

romom26Nov 18, 2015
Hi, I am travelling to North Africa soon and am due to get injectable vaccines for typhoid and hepatitis a tomorrow. I am also scheduled for juvederm the day after that. Is there any risk in having both juvederm and the vaccines within a day of each other? Of course I will ask my health practitioner when I get the vaccines but it seems like an issue that may not come up much. I don't really have much time before leaving for Africa to spread the appointments out more. Thank you for your help :)

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