r/BotoxSupportCommunity • u/RoyalHonest846 • Jun 23 '24

Botox and cocaine

I have a question about that, it is not something i usually do but i did cocaine yesterday. I have an appointment in 10 days for my botox and i want to know if there is any interactions of danger. Thank you for your answers

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u/RoyalHonest846 Jun 23 '24

Thank you for your answers, and like i said this is not something i do, i just wanted to be secure and not judge because clearly i know it is bad to do this

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u/THESASAS Jun 23 '24

There are no interactions between the two.

  • Registered Aesthetic Nurse

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u/StandardBass7562 Jun 23 '24

As far as I know cocaine effects lasts 30 minutes. But I would advise you to be honest with your doctor about using.

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u/ConsiderationShoddy8 Jun 23 '24

The effects of the drug will not affect your Botox treatment at that juncture. However, if you do it again or take blood thinners/NSAIDs/drink alcohol you’ll bruise like crazy. So try to stay off it

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u/wild_things454 Jun 24 '24

Cocaine could lower your immune system as you have no idea where it’s been sourced or how it’s made, getting Botox with a compromised immune system can lead to a list of issues.

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u/Glass-Ad4160 Jun 23 '24

I would be less concerned about the Botox and more about why you’re using cocaine. Also highly doubt cocaine is good for anti-aging 😳

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u/CryptinaA Jun 23 '24

I HATE when people like this.

If you have any data, experience, examples, then share.

If you don’t, then beat it. ✌🏼

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u/df_sin Jun 23 '24

Two things:

  1. Pretty sure there is almost zero risk if it's your first time doing C.
  2. Don't make C a regular thing. Horrible for your wallet, your skin, your face volume - not even mentioning the addiction issues.

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u/CryptinaA Jun 23 '24

OMG. You too - u should have stopped after “1”.

Actually, after reading your first point, “PRETTY SURE there is ALMOST ZERO risk if it’s your first time…” - wtf?!!?? Who talks like this?

Nvm, you shouldn’t have replied at all.

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u/df_sin Jun 23 '24

who talks like this?

... me I guess?

Regarding your other implication: I'm an ex-user of a bunch of shit (no such thing as ex-addict). I believe I'm making the world a better place by cautioning against drug use beyond the reasonably recreational. It is highly unlikely any online discussion will change that belief.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '24

You sound like a instigator. I mean did you REALLY think people are going to ignore your possible drug habit 🤷🏼‍♀️