I had botox injections on my forehead about 10 years ago. That night, about 8 hours later, I noticed my eyes were somewhat bloodshot before bed. When I woke up the next morning it was gone. If I had it done again, would this return? I've never heard anyone mention this side effect before and wondering if it is dangerous.
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March 17, 2016
Answer: Most likely, your bloodshot eyes were merely a coincidence.
Thank you for your question! Botox Cosmetic is a medication that should be customized to the specific needs of the dynamic wrinkling of your face. A patient really must be seen in office before an exact recommendation of medication can be given. You should also always be able to discuss a...
It sounds like the physician recommended the appropriate amount of Botox, especially since it was your first time. A photo would help enormously in seeing the treated area. Best, Dr. Green
In patients with thin skin of the forehead and fascial or musculoskeletal defects, dents can be make apparent by botox injection. Although very rare, the botox injections can cause a decrease in the muscle tone leading to the appearance of a dent. It most often occurs in the temple...
