How long should you wait to get cosmetic injectables after your Covid vaccine? And can you still get cosmetic injectables like anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers if you have recently had Covid?
There has been discussion over the past couple of years around whether it is safe to get injectables before or after a Covid vaccine or illness and how long to wait.
Please note, this blog should be used as a guide only and does not replace medical advice from your healthcare professional.
Yes, you can still receive anti-wrinkle injections or dermal fillers if you have had the Covid vaccine unless advised otherwise by your healthcare professional.
It is recommended to wait at least two weeks before and after your Covid vaccine to receive anti-wrinkle or dermal filler injections.
If you have had an adverse reaction to the Covid vaccine or cosmetic injectables, your healthcare professional may recommend planning your vaccine and treatment further apart.
Again, it is recommended to wait at least two weeks after you have fully recovered from Covid to receive any injectable treatments. If you have experienced Long Covid, plan your cosmetic treatments once you are no longer experiencing any symptoms, including cough.
Speak to our Doctors or your trusted healthcare professional if you are uncertain about receiving cosmetic injectables before or after your Covid vaccine or illness.
Our centres are not currently asking for patients’ Covid vaccination status to receive cosmetic treatments.
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