Botox 5 Days Ago, Nose Bone is Sore?

Thank you for your question. The soreness might be due to bruising.  I would obtain a follow up with your provider.  Be sure to get treated under the supervision of a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon for best and safest results.  I hope this helps.

It is extremely unusual to have such soreness after botox injection. It should resolve quickly. Call your injecting physician to discuss its resolution.

The issue you describe is not a common side effect of treatment with Botox, and I would recommend a follow up with your physician if this does not resolve itself within a couple of weeks. Thank you, and I hope this helps!

It is uncommon to have bone soreness after Botox, unless injected deep to where it hits the bone.  Regardless, it should be temporary and resolve on its own.  If it does not, consider calling your treating physician.  Good luck!

It's not common for you to have a sore nose, after Botox injections to your glabella - follow up with your provider if this doesn't subside for further assessment.

Sometimes when Botox is used to treat the frown lines between the eyebrows, the muscle on top of the nose is also treated because it can create a horizontal crease there.  It's possible that there could be some pain at the top of your nose if that was done.  I would say that it is not common to have the nasal bone have pain though.  When you say the bone is sore, is it really just the bone, or the area at the top of the nose?  If you really feel that the bone is sore, I would contact your treating physician to be evaluated.  

It is quite unusual to have nose soreness after a Botox injection. That said, a headache can certainly occur, and this may be the case. Or, a nerve was hit or deep bruise formed from hitting a blood vessel which causes this discomfort. No doubt it will resolve, likely within a week. If not much better by 2 weeks, see your dermatologist.

Bone pain and nose pain is not common in our practice after Botox. I would suggest you follow up with your cosmetic surgeon to ensure that there are no other causes for this.

It is not uncommon to have tenderness at the site of injection. If the injector put the needle in deep and the tip of the needle touched the bone, you can have some soreness at the site than can last a few days to a week. 

It is always a good idea to call the doctors office and let them know and they will advise you as to whether or not you should follow up for them to evaluate if it is a typical reaction or if needs more attention.