It has spread now down to my nose . Can it be from botox ? I did move around 4 hr after botox was done? (photos)

I am unsure what you are asking can you be more specific about what you are concerned about.  Best, Dr. Emer.

The Botox may have been injected along the sides of the upper portion of your nose to treat some wrinkles in that area. That area may have swelled or bruised from the injection. If the Botox was injected between your eyebrows, it would not "travel" to your nose although swelling could migrate there. I advise my patients to not do vigorous exercise for an hour or two after Botox injections, but may resume any activity after that. I also advise my patients not to massage the area of Botox infections to avoid possibly spreading the effect to an area that should be avoided such as the upper lid or the extraocular muscles that function to move the eye. If the Botox gets to close to the upper lid it could cause ptosis (sagging of the lid), and if too close to the muscles functioning to move the eye, could cause double vision until it wears off.Best wishes,  Dr. Kiener

  Hi, I have used Botox (Xeomin or Disport) for 30 years and the truth is that the Botox solution is absorbed by the tissues within several minutes of being injected.  I've never understood or agreed with the various position restrictions following Botox treatment that suggest a certain position would lead to Botox migration, which simply is not true.  Having said that, physical exercise follow any "needle based therapy" like Botox or dermal fillers can increase swelling.  It's possible that some swelling migrated, from the Glabellar area to your nose, but it wasn't the Botox solution.  You can always discuss this with the MD that performed your Botox treatments.