According to the BLS, skin care specialists made a median salary of $28,940 in 2013. The highest-paid 10 percent in the profession earned $56,930, while the lowest-paid earned $17,480 that year. The top-paying industries for this type of work are in general medical and surgical hospitals, with an annual average salary of $47,430 and outpatient care centers, with an annual average salary of $45,620. Physiciansâ offices also compensate skin care specialists well, providing an annual average salary of $40,990.
Common side effects of ampicillin include: 1  nausea, 2  vomiting, 3  loss of appetite, 4  diarrhea, abdominal pain, 5  rash, itching, 6  headache, confusion  and. dizziness.
Penicillin antibiotics have few important drug interactions. Probenecid (Benemid) causes an increase in the amount of penicillins in the body by preventing excretion of penicillin by the kidneys. Combining ampicillin with allopurinol (Zyloprim) can increase the incidence of drug-related skin rash.