I had Botox 3 days ago in my forehead and around eyebrows. Why have I developed swelling above eyebrows? (Photos)

Due to the forced relaxation of the muscles by the botox, Xeomin, or Dysport, some people experience temporary swelling in areas near injection sites.  It normally goes away within a week as the product settles in.  If it happens each time, changing the amounts of neurotoxin (botox, Xeomin, Dysport) injected to your forehead will likely be of help, especially the ones above the brows.

One of the important aspects of controlled Botox use is to anticipate not only the response of the injected muscles but also the opposing group. A weakened muscle will change the resting potential of the opposing muscle unless certain degree of weakening is imposed on it. There are many ways to use Botox in that are including "mesobotox" method described long time ago. It provides amazing effect without the "freezing" effect and using much smaller doses. I am sure your injector will be able to remedy the situation without waiting for the initial effect to subside. Good luck!