I had botox for my frown line, crow feet and a small amount under lower eyelids midline at 9:00am. At 7:30pm (10 and 1/2 hours after treatment) not thinking about the botox treatment this morning II washed my face using the ultrsonic face brush- using preset timing- probably using too much pressure on these areas - is it very possible or probable to get any migration?
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What type of autoimmune disorder do you have? Botox has been used to treat some autoimmune conditions, such as Sjogren's syndrome. Delayed onset allergic as well as foreign body granulomas have been reported with Hyaluronic acid fillers. These complications may occur in anyone and are very rare....
I'm not sure by what you mean by full-face Botox, but that is concerning. Many muscles might be affected by such treatment that could cause unwanted side effects. if the lower eyelids sag because of a lack of muscular support, the eyes can dry out and as they sag they may cause new but temporary...
There has been no association between botox treatment and hairloss, regardless of the site of treatment, nor number of units. This may be an unrelated condition and I would suggest you see a board certified dermatologist for an evaluation of the hair loss.