Has anyone seen fever and night sweats for three days after forehead Botox?

It is unlikely that the night sweats you're experiencing is related to your Botox. If it persists, I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a Doctor. Best, Dr. Emer

A fever after botox injections would be highly unusual.  It is more likely related to your oral surgery. 
Glad you are feeling better.   

Thank you for your question. It is unusual to have a fever after Botox injections. This is more likely related to your oral surgery. If this persists, please see your primary care physician for an evaluation. Best of Luck!

Thank you for your question.  I have never heard of fever from botox injections.  If it persists, I would see your primary care Dr. for evaluation.  

While the dental implant could be the cause of your symptoms, the fact that this was one week after the implant makes this a bit unlikely. On the other hand, Botox can cause flu-like symptoms and this includes low-grade fever and increased sweating at night. The fact that your CBC was normal makes me think that your oral surgeon was correct. However, you also took Clindamycin. Your symptoms could also have been a reaction to this antibiotic. Clindamycin can cause numerous side effects including dangerous ones such as inflammatory bowel disease, bloody diarrhea and death. The most reasonable answer for me is Botox. If you check out Botox side effects, you will find that flu-like symptoms are listed among the common side-effects of Botox. This makes the other two possibilities much less likely.

It is very unlikely that your symptoms are caused by the Botox injections. Much more likely the dental implant is the culprit and you should reconnect with your oral surgeon

Hello ConcernedUncle,The fact you had dental work with post operative swelling treated with an antibiotic around the same time you had Botox, the likely source of your problem is the implant.  A normal white count means you don't have an infection traveling throughout the body but you can still have a localized infection around your implant and have a normal white count.  Botox would not cause night sweats or fevers.  I'd follow up with your oral surgeon.  I hope this helps and good luck.  

Botox is much less likely to cause a fever and night sweats than dental implants. If you had nasal bleeding, the implant may be in or near the maxillary sinus. Any oral procedure causes a bacterial shower into the bloodstream, (even brushing your teeth) and in the right situation, it can cause fever and night sweats. It is encouraging that your are feeling better, but If the fever or night sweats continue, I would follow up with your oral surgeon asap. The clindamycin should cover any oral bacteria, but if the sinuses are involved, you may need a different antibiotic. John Standefer MD

There are multiple medical conditions that can cause night sweats. Without sending alarm bells some are more serious than others. In women, Menopause is one of the most common examples. Botox does not cause night sweats. You may want to follow up with your primary care physician for a official work up 

I have operated on patients since 1996 and a normal response the night of surgery is to have and elevated temperature.  I have been injecting Botox since 2002 and have not had anyone call the day after with concerns over an elevated temperature.