Can I get Botox or fillers done after I tattoo freckles on my face?

 Botox is a neurmodulator that only affects muscles. It is used to relax the dynamic muscles that fold the skin into expressions and, over time, create wrinkles. It is placed under the surface of the skin and will not affect any cosmetic tattoos you have. As for the cosmetic tattoos being affected, displaced or stretched by a dermal filler such as Belotero, Juvederm, Sculptra or Restylane around your eyes and cheeks, that is highly unlikely. Unless you are planning to create a very dramatic volume change, your skin (and therefore tattooed freckles) will not stretch significantly – if at all. The freckles should be fine. Please consult in person with a board-certified dermatologist who is an expert in sculpting the face with Botox and fillers to get a better idea of what kinds of changes you should expect to see.

Generally speaking, I believe you can safely proceed with Botox injections after tattoos. Your injector may have to be sure they're not injecting through the tattoos, but around them. Best wishes, Dr. ALDO :)

Once the tattoo is fully healed there is no contraindication to getting any facial injectable treatments.

Hi BStar,
The answer is yes you can have botox  and filler.  There is no contraindication to filler/botox for faces that have had tattoos in the past.  As for your question about the size of the freckle increasing in size is unlikely.

Hope this helps

Thank you for your questions. You would be advised to ask the MD or RN who is going to be doing your injections. That being said, I see no contraindication to having Botox or fillers to an area of tattooing although I suppose there is a possibility that the fillers could displace the position of the tattoo slightly but if you stay with HA fillers, this would only be temporary if you did not like it, or could be dissolved immediately if you want.Hope this helps!