I had botox for leaking parotid gland after facelift, and there's no improvement. Has it drained out?

Botox can be used to decrease salivary production after a parotid gland injury so that the capsule can heal, sealing the leak. 
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Cameron Chesnut
#realself100 Physician

Botox is used in treatment of Frey syndrome after parotidectomy. salivary leak after facelift may be due to duct injury and would not respond to Botox. 

Botox can be injected into the parotid to limit salivary production. Anticholinergics can also be used. Best of luck.

I would go back to your doc. It should work. You probably need more Botox. Botox works by preventing the nerves from stimulating the gland to produce saliva.

If he injected into parotid tissue, it would not have drained out. This would have been for salivary leak which occurs rarely after face lift. If it is gustatory sweating, it would have been injected in the skin.You and your doctor should discuss oral use of anticholinergic medications to reduce salivary stimulation. Dr H Karamanoukian#RealSelf100 Member

Your doctor likely injected the Botox deep into the salivary gland and not where it could leak out.You can ask your doctor.