Can botox be dangerous if too close underneath eye?

When performed by an experienced injector, applying Botox underneath the eye is safe. If it's a concern to you, I suggest seeing your medical provider.

When performed by an experienced physician, Botox injections under the eyes is very safe. Perhaps the most significant possible complication is the risk of incomplete eye closure in patients with poor orbicularis muscle tone prior to the injection. Your physician likely assessed you for this prior to injection, and therefore determined you to be a safe candidate. You are very unlikely to have caused any harm by pressing under your eyes.

Botox can be injected safely under the eye when done by a trained and experienced physician. The key is patient selection. In fact, relaxing the muscle that encircles the eye can open up the eyes, maiking them look larger. A potential problem is dry eye, which can result when someone who has loose, lax skin under the eye cannot close the eye completely after receiving treatment. When in doubt, a "snap" test (gently pulling the lower eyelid skin downward and then releasing) can be done just prior to injection to make sure that skin snaps back into place quickly. The little squish you experienced was the Botox spreading to nearby tissue and no reason for concern.

I inject Botox in the lower lid as a common practice. It should not affect your eye at all.The doctor probably thought that it would open you eye up a bit. Do not worry.

botox can be injected very close to the eye...the squish you heard/saw was the fluid the botox was dissolved in moving into the surrounding skin...rest assured...seems like nothing is amiss...