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After 1 Month of Botox I Have Headache and Stiffness in My forehead and Eye Disorder?

asked 11 months ago by Mona sammy
Latest answer by Ronald Shelton, MD
Question viewed 147 times
Tags: eyes, 1 month post-op, headache, stiffness

i still have headache and stiffness in my forehead it is stuck very painful and eye disorders is it normal or it did effect my brain how can i help my self my doctor left for 2 weeks i am realy afraid

5 answers to After 1 Month of Botox I Have Headache and Stiffness in My forehead and Eye Disorder?

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Botox headaches

As you're concerned but your doctor is away, you should call your doctor's office and see who your doctor would refer you to see. Then call and get an urgent appointment with that doctor for an in-person evaluation.
Ronald Shelton, MD

Manhattan Dermatologist
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Headache, stiffness and eye problems after Botox

You don't mention what eye problems you are having. You need an evaluation to determine if there is any other reason for your symptoms. Please consult a neurologist. Botox injections make it more difficult to elevate your eyebrows (that is how they keep the forehead smooth), but if you are a person who normally uses a lot of facial expressions, attempting and not being able to use them may make you feel like your forehead is stiff and may even produce headaches. As... more
Emily Altman, MD

Short Hills Dermatologic Surgeon
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After 1 Month of Botox I Have Headache and Stiffness in My forehead and Eye Disorder?

Dr Smith is correct seek immediate medical evaluation to see if you are having an unusual side effect from the Botox or some other neurologic issue.
Darryl J. Blinski, MD

Miami Plastic Surgeon
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You should see a neurologist

The symptoms you describe do not sound very suggestive of a problem with BOTOX® [or other formulations of BTX-A]. There are some medical conditions which could cause your symptoms. If I were you I would have a consultation with a neurologist to determine what is going on and to see if there was any useful treatment.
Kevin C. Smith, MD

Niagara Falls Dermatologic Surgeon
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Time to find a new doctor.

No the BOTOX did not affect your brain. However, unpleasant BOTOX results to have the effect of making one very unhappy. The good news is that the treatment will get better in time. If you are not getting the care and attention you need from your injecting physician, I would recommend getting another opinion. Considering that you feel the you have an eye disorder from the treatment, it is reasonable to see an oculoplastic surgeon for an assessment. The American... more
Kenneth D. Steinsapir, MD

Los Angeles Oculoplastic Surgeon

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