Is it safe to get lip fillers 2 weeks after cataract surgery or is there is risk of infection?

Thank you for sharing your question. There should be no problem with having fillers injected 2 weeks after cataract surgery. Discuss this with your surgeon and have a board certified oculoplastic surgeon perform in person evaluation to discuss potential options.

I would see no harm in having lip fillers done 2 weeks after cataract surgery.  One should not affect the other.

Dear chouxbabe,
I suggest you to discuss this with your injector. But generally speaking, filler injections should be safe 2 weeks after cataract surgery. 
Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

I do not see why there would be any reason you could not get lip filler 2 weeks after cataract surgery. 

I do recommend avoiding dermal fillers in any area of the face 4-6 before and after having any dental work (even routine cleaning). :-)

Hello and thank you for your question. There should not be any issue getting fillers 2 weeks after cataract surgery. That being said, I would inform the person doing the injections that you recently had cataract surgery. Best wishes.Dr. T

It should be fine to proceed with lip fillers two weeks after cataract surgery.  It is still best to mention your recent surgery and all medications that you are taking with your injector.

Thanks for sharing your question. There should be no issue getting lip filler 2 weeks after cataracts surgery. 

Unless you have complications following your cataract surgery, there should be no problem with having lip fillers two weeks later. As always, it is important to share your concerns with your injecting physician, so they are aware as well.Best wishes,Pamela Stuart, MD

There should be no problem getting filler in your lips following your cataract surgery so go ahead and see an experienced physician

There should be no problem in having filler to the lips two weeks after eye surgery but, if you have any complications or concerns, it can be delayed so you can address them.