Does Botox Cause High Blood Pressure (Sudden Onset)?

Cosmetic Botox injections won't cause high blood pressure - I would visit your primary care provider for a better assessment and visit the web site below to read about all potential side effects of Botox.

Botox does not affect your blood pressure, and the issue you are experiencing is unrelated. I would recommend speaking with your physician, as they will be able to help determine the cause of your high blood pressure and provide you with treatment options. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck. 

Cosmetic use of Botox should have no effect on blood pressure.  Your elevated blood pressure was just coincidental with the timing of your Botox treatment.  I would make sure you see your regular medical doctor to be evaluated and try and determine the cause of your blood pressure elevation.  

The Botox you received  should have nothing to do with your elevated blood pressure. Do check with your internist & maybe you need to increase the dosages of the medications, or switch to another group of blood pressure-lowering agents 




 

As far as I know, Botox does not cause high blood pressure and only works locally on the muscles that it is injected into.

Botox is not known to cause high blood pressure.  It is a purified protein that prevents muscles from contracting.  I would consult with your internist and consider other causes of your increased blood pressure.  Good luck!   

Botox is not known to cause high blood pressure. I have not recorded such an event with my patients since starting to inject this neuromodulator over the last 13 years.

Increased Blood Pressure is not a known side-effect of Botox. I have been using Botox for 13 years, and have never encountered this side effect , or heard of a similar reaction from any colleague.  I would contact your Internist for a proper evaluation soon.

Botox has been used medically for nearly 20 years and there are no studies to show that it causes high blood pressure or any other serious medical condition.  If someone developed high blood pressure after getting Botox, it would be a pure coincidence.

There are no reported occurrences of Cosmetic Botox affecting blood pressure - high or low. The timing is merely coincidence and you should see your cardiologist about your elevated blood pressure. Something else is happening - it's not the Botox.