First time getting Botox and vein near my temple hurts when it’s cold out?

Thank you for your questions.You may have a small bruise near the vessel, this is common. This will subside for you over the next couple days. Botox will not cause the pain, its more than likely the pressure from the bruise that is causing the discomfort. This will go away.

Thank you for your question. From your description this sounds like a small bruise of the injection and can take up to 2 weeks to resolve. If you have any other concerns please follow up with your expert injector. Best of Luck!

Botox injections can cause bruising from a small capillary rupture.
Hematomas and bruises will reabsorb within a few days and the pain will improve.
Even though the area is sensitive I would recommend a little ice for the next 24 hours.

Dr. Anna Sylwestrowicz MD, FRCP(C)

Thank you for your question.
From your description, I would suggest that the tenderness that you are experiencing is most likely secondary to a bruise produced during the Botox treatment. This is expected to subside over time and in the absence of any other symptoms, it is unlikely to be something to be overly concerned about.
I recommend that consult with an appropriately trained and highly experienced practitioner to ensure your safety and to achieve optimal results.
Best wishes.