I hady first Botox injection today. Between my brows and a tiny bit on forehead. Now above each brow (symmetrically) I have bumps. Almost like a mosquito bite or cystic pimple (what I call underground pimple) with no redness. Just the two bumps. Looking at my profile, it looks like I have a strong brow. It has been about 8 hours. What is this?
Answer: Botox bump Hello, this is most likely a side effect from the injection, some deep plane bruising. It should clear up in a week or so. If you are still concerned in a week, I would schedule a follow-up consultation with your injector to review.
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Answer: Temporary bumps after Botox
It is not uncommon to have some slight bump after Botox. It usually disappears in the first couple of days and often in the first few hours. There first is a fullness related to the liquid injection but there could be a small collection of blood at the needle site that would take time to disappear. There shouldn't be any important long term reaction.
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Answer: Temporary bumps after Botox
It is not uncommon to have some slight bump after Botox. It usually disappears in the first couple of days and often in the first few hours. There first is a fullness related to the liquid injection but there could be a small collection of blood at the needle site that would take time to disappear. There shouldn't be any important long term reaction.
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May 2, 2012
Answer: Bumps on Brow After Botox
These bumps after Botox injections to the brow can be related to several factors such as irritation or sensitive skin. Ice can help reduce inflammation. Topical antibiotic solution, glycolic acid and salicylic acid cleansers can also be helpful to resolve if acne like-bumps. Seek your doctors advice if problem persists.
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Answer: Bumps on Brow After Botox
These bumps after Botox injections to the brow can be related to several factors such as irritation or sensitive skin. Ice can help reduce inflammation. Topical antibiotic solution, glycolic acid and salicylic acid cleansers can also be helpful to resolve if acne like-bumps. Seek your doctors advice if problem persists.
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Answer: Had Botox now I have Bumps at injection site, normal?
It is normal to have some swelling immediately following the injections, apply some ice today and heat in 48 hrs if still there, it will resolve, just be patient.
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Answer: Had Botox now I have Bumps at injection site, normal?
It is normal to have some swelling immediately following the injections, apply some ice today and heat in 48 hrs if still there, it will resolve, just be patient.
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September 28, 2018
Answer: Had First Botox Injection Today. Now Above Each Brow I Have Bumps? Hello Sjmomma,When you receive a Botox injection you will get a small bump that usually goes away within about 20 minutes. If something persists beyond this then likely you had a small bruise form. This will also be expected to improve with time. If it persists for more than a few days then I'd recommend you follow up with your injector as this may represent some form of an allergic reaction. I hope this helps and good luck.
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September 28, 2018
Answer: Had First Botox Injection Today. Now Above Each Brow I Have Bumps? Hello Sjmomma,When you receive a Botox injection you will get a small bump that usually goes away within about 20 minutes. If something persists beyond this then likely you had a small bruise form. This will also be expected to improve with time. If it persists for more than a few days then I'd recommend you follow up with your injector as this may represent some form of an allergic reaction. I hope this helps and good luck.
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