I had a injection on the lateral edge of my forehead along my hairline felt like it hit a nerve. I had an immediate burning/electrical pain sensation that shot from the injection sight back onto the top of my head and in my hair. Today I noticed that if I brush by that area (e.g. when pushing hair out of my face) or touch it specifically, I have that same electrical shooting feeling and it almost feels as though the area it shoots into my hair actually contracts in response. Please advise.
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Patients consult me with this issue at least a couple of times a month. BOTOX injected low into the crows feet area or lower eyelid weakens the lower lateral orbicularis oculi muscle at the top of the cheek. This is a glide area. When this muscle weakens from Botox, the...
Thank you for submitting your photos. Your smile actually appears very normal and natural. Botox is a paralytic agent rather than a filler such as Juvederm or Restylane. The addition of a filler to your nasolabial folds would lessen the depth of their creases but doing so...
Thank you for your question. Stiffness you're feeling is probably the Botox relaxing those muscles and usually can last up to 24 hours. The post care instruction about not lying down for 4 hours is to avoid migration to other areas. Drooping of the eyelids is one of the Botox side effects that...