Received Botox for migraine today. First time. No after-care instructions. Went and had a mani, and she vigorously massaged neck/shoulders for 3 minutes. Did that mess up the neck/shoulder Botox injections? I have an hour massage for 36h after injecitons; assume I should tell her not to touch head/face just in case. Would her massaging neck & shoulders screw up injections, if 36 hours later but for 10-15 minutes in that area?
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A drooping eyelid after Botox injections is related to the muscle injected. This area is well known to injectors and can typically be avoided. If it does occur, a drooping eyelid is temporary and will completely resolve as the Botox wears off.
Dear Halouvstars,Thank you for your question. Bumps can form after Botox injection due to swelling but are usually small and temporary. Any long term bump is probably not related to Botox. It may be caused by a variety of other conditions, and you should be evaluated by a board certified plastic...
Botox definitely can be effective in Temporalis muscle hypertrophy. It can also be an effective treatment for migraine headaches when injected properly around trigger points. If your migraine triggers are in your temporalis muscle, you may get both effects simultaneously. If you have health...
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