I had botox done on my forehead, she did the injections high along my hairline, very unusual, and my forehead felt a little strange. 2 weeks later on Thursday I went back for a touch up b/c I could still raise my brows, she used leftover for my frown. On Monday night I felt 2 smallish bumps on the top left side of my hairline (one behind the other), by Wednesday the front one became red and swollen, by Wed night lymph nodes on either side of my left ear swelled up, Thurs got antibiotics, Fri...
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Botox can affect any muscle that it is injected into. It sounds like the muscle that was affected here was one of the muscle controlling the movement of the eyeball itself. (That is the movement of the eyeball).
Typically our eyes help us to see 3-dimensionally and this helps with spatial ...
The injection by your temple region may have caused a small bruise or hematoma which is causing added pressure. If you are really uncomfortable, I suggest you speak with your doctor.
It's not unusual to have a slight headache after BOTOX but at 4 days after your treatment, it shouldn't be persistent. Also, having botox to your frown lines should not cause trouble swallowing or blurry vision. I'd recommend you go to your internist to make sure you...
