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What you describe is most likely just a "bruise or hematoma" which is a collection of blood that will resolve. This can happen with any needle stick. Some folks get them and they resolve in a day or two, but most of the time it may take several weeks.
Perhaps you have a small blood collection under the skin where you had Botox injected. This will resolve.
The only conceivable reason for a palpable "knot" after Botox injection would be a small hematoma, a focal blood collection. These almost always resolve without consequences. If the nodule persists, see your injector for easy solution. Good luck!
Without a photo it is difficult to answer your question. However a small hematoma can occur (like a bruise under the skin) after any type of injection and this may be the case. I would recommend watching it and if it does not resolve in a few days, you should speak with your injector. A small hematoma can occur and is not uncommon with injections and typically resolves on its own in a few days.Best wishes.
It is hard to tell without seeing you in person, but this sounds like you may have developed a bruise, or hematoma, at the site of an injection. If the bump is stable, I recommend gentle massage and warm compresses, which can help to resolve this more quickly. If the bump is still growing, I recommend cold compresses to minimize the further bruising. If you have any concerns, I recommend calling the treating physicians office for further direction. While this is uncommon, this can happen with any type of injection. I hope this helps, and good luck! Sincerely, Dr. Daniel Jensen, Castle Rock Colorado
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