I Had Botox on my Forehead and 2 Days After I Got Sunburned. Now It Feels Numb and Puffy. Is It Dangerous? Should I Go to Doc?

I'm not sure the two could be related but not wearing a good sunscreen is probably an issue if you're using cosmetic Botox to soften lines. Those lines worsen by sun damage - use an SPF to protect your skin is essential to wrinkle reduction.

I don't think that it is necessary to go to the doctor over this. Just keep the burn moisturized. If you are overly concerned, it may be a good idea to visit a physician if this doesn't correct itself with time.

Hi Tsvet.  Thanks for your question.  There would be no link between the sunburn and how your Botox is looking, feeling or working.  Botox will not be affected by sunburn.

It is quite common for new Botox patients to note a heaviness or numbness to the forehead after their injections.  The fact that the muscle is not working in the same way causes this feeling.  Everything you are describing would be normal from our perspective.