I had botox injections (I think 8) on my forehead approx 11 days ago and I just recently started experiencing extreme tightness in my forehead. It is not painful, just annoying and causing a bit of a headache. Is this normal and will it go away?
Answer: Botulinum Toxin (Dysport and Botox) and forehead tightness
Botulinum Toxin (Dysport and Botox) will relax forehead muscles and not cause them to feel tight. However, the muscle imbalance caused by weakening one set of muscles may be interpreted as tightness.
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Botulinum Toxin (Dysport and Botox) will relax forehead muscles and not cause them to feel tight. However, the muscle imbalance caused by weakening one set of muscles may be interpreted as tightness.
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Answer: Tightness after Botox
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It is not uncommon to have a sensation of tight muscles after the Botox. This is commonly attributed to the compensatory effect of the surrounding muscles. Do not worry, this will go away very soon and it is your body's mechanism of adjusting.
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Answer: Tightness after Botox
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It is not uncommon to have a sensation of tight muscles after the Botox. This is commonly attributed to the compensatory effect of the surrounding muscles. Do not worry, this will go away very soon and it is your body's mechanism of adjusting.
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August 24, 2010
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heaviness is often used to describe the unusual feeling of not being able to contract the muscles after the first treatment wtih botox or dysport. Possibly that's what the tightness is. Your body may become adjusted to this quickly. Possibly, other muscles in the nearby area are devleoping a greater resting tone to compensate for those muscles that are not moving. See your doctor to evaluate your condition.
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heaviness is often used to describe the unusual feeling of not being able to contract the muscles after the first treatment wtih botox or dysport. Possibly that's what the tightness is. Your body may become adjusted to this quickly. Possibly, other muscles in the nearby area are devleoping a greater resting tone to compensate for those muscles that are not moving. See your doctor to evaluate your condition.
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September 8, 2018
Answer: It is not uncommon to experience tightness in the forehead after having Botox injections. Thank you for your question! It is not uncommon to experience tightness in the forehead after having Botox injections. Botox relaxes the forehead muscles and eventually helps in getting rid of this tightness. However, the muscle imbalance caused by weakening one set of muscles may be interpreted as tightness. Your body will soon be adapted to that and it will go away very soon. Do consult your injector if this persists after two weeks. Best of luck!
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September 8, 2018
Answer: It is not uncommon to experience tightness in the forehead after having Botox injections. Thank you for your question! It is not uncommon to experience tightness in the forehead after having Botox injections. Botox relaxes the forehead muscles and eventually helps in getting rid of this tightness. However, the muscle imbalance caused by weakening one set of muscles may be interpreted as tightness. Your body will soon be adapted to that and it will go away very soon. Do consult your injector if this persists after two weeks. Best of luck!
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February 24, 2011
Answer: Tightness after Botox
Some patients experience heaviness after Botox injections. Tightness almost two weeks out is not common.
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February 24, 2011
Answer: Tightness after Botox
Some patients experience heaviness after Botox injections. Tightness almost two weeks out is not common.
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