I felt Botox travel to back of head after my last injections. I want to get Botox again but now I'm nervous. Is this normal?

August 9, 2014
Asked By:User2351 in Austin, TX

Ive had Botox treatments a handful of times. During my last visit I was getting injections on my forehead and felt it travel to the back of my head in a zig zag motion. It freaked me out at the time. I want to get Botox again but now I'm nervous. Is this normal to happen?

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August 17, 2014

Answer: #Botox traveled to the back of your head

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August 17, 2014

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September 30, 2014

Answer: The injector may have hit a nerve when injecting the Botox.

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September 30, 2014

Answer: The injector may have hit a nerve when injecting the Botox.

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August 10, 2014

Answer: Botox Pain Traveled To Back of Neck

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August 10, 2014

Answer: Botox Pain Traveled To Back of Neck

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Answer: Botox is very safe and wouldn't worry, scalp sensation is related to a nerve being irritated

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Answer: Botox is very safe and wouldn't worry, scalp sensation is related to a nerve being irritated

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