My jaw is swollen after temple Botox and fillers.

Thank you for your question Ronellati. Botox and fillers are commonly used to contour the face. Botox can be used for TMJ. Usually the masseter muscle is treated in the lower face. The temporalis muscle is less commonly treated. Botox can move in the first day after a treatment and it is important to carefully follow the aftercare instructions: avoid heat, alcohol, and strenuous exercise for 24 hours after a treatment and do not lie down flat for four hours after a treatment. Any of these things can lead to movement of Botox which can cause various side effect depending on the injection sites. Fillers usually do not move much. They may have been placed in an inappropriate place. Swelling is common after filler injections; this usually lasts up to two weeks. Please follow up with your doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!

It sounds as if either the Botox caused your face to change or was injected in the wrong area.  I would definitely return to your treating physician for examination  It would be very unusual to put Botox in the temples.  Please keep us posted.  Best, Dr. Green

The primary question is why you had Botox in the temples and what did you expect would happen with this treatment? If you've knocked out the temporal is muscle, you will get sagging of face and change in smile. Please see your treating doctor regarding your concerns since we don't even have pictures to assess.