Black eyes after botox, is this normal? (photo)

Thank you for your question. You have a fairly significant bruise from Botox, unfortunately bruising is a potential side effect from injections. Try to avoid ASA, ibuprofen and alcohol for a few days before injections to decrease bruising potential. You can try to minimize bruising my applying traumeel cream to the area. Hope this helps,

Anytime you have an
injection of Botox, there is a risk of a bruise. If you develop a bruise I would:

1) Take the supplement Arnica
Montana
2) Cold compress for 2 days
3) Switch to warm compress after 2 days.
The warm compressed with help the bruise resolve.The bruising you have is completely normal.I hope this helps.  

That is a very good question. All of the neurotoxins take time to work and the results are not instant. You need to give the injections at least one full week. The duration of treatment is approximately 3 months.It appears like you got a bruise from the needles. You can try Arnica and Bromoline

Thanks for your question. This is a question that we
get asked often by our patients. The most common SIDE-EFFECTS of toxin
injections include: Swelling, Redness, and Bruising at the site of injection. Complications
are rare and only temporary, but may include paralysis of other nearby
muscles, temporary eyelid ptosis (dropping of eyelids, 2% risk, lasts 2-3
weeks), temporary brow ptosis (dropping of eyebrows, 2% risk, lasts 2-3 weeks),
cross-eyes, ectropion or edema of the lower eyelid, dry eyes, double vision,
transient headaches (10%), local numbness (lasting 2-3 weeks), flu-like
symptoms, rash at the injection site, pain at the injection site, infections,
and bruising (need to avoid blood thinning medications). Cold compresses
may be used immediately after treatment to reduce swelling only if needed. This
may be applied for 3 minutes, 3 times per day, for up to 3 days. This is best
done with a bag of peas in a zip lock bag. Only apply light pressure to the
area. Only take Tylenol if you get a headache or migraine.

Botox in the crow's feet would cause bruises on the side of the eyes.  Did you get filler injected under the eyes? Fillers under the eye area often cause bruising like you are describing.  Best, Dr. Green

Most likely a small blood vessel was nicked with the botox injection in the crows feet.  Blood and fluid migrates very easily in the eye area.  It probably collected in the "tear trough" area while sleeping.  Try ice packs, arnica, and see if your injector offers a pulsed dye laser which can help accelerate bruising.  The bruising is normal, and anytime a needle is injected into the skin there is a risk of bruising.  Bruising can last up to 1-2 weeks.  

looking at your picture, I would have suspected you may have had tear trough or under eye filler injection. There is no way that crow's feet Botox would have caused the bruise in the picture along the tear trough. If you had no procedure other that the crow's feet Botox or any blunt trauma or pressure to the eye, I would recommend consulting your primary car doctor for further evaluation. The bruise in the picture was not caused by crow's feet Botox injection.

Bruising in this area can occur after Botox injections.i recommend taking Arnica 6c sublingually until the bruising disappears along with cold compresses for two days. If you still have bruising after two days continue taking six tablets of the sublingual Arnica and substitute warm compresses. Do not massage the area.good luck to you!