I had botox 3 days ago in my forehead. I'm getting a massage tomorrow, can my forehead be massaged?

I generally tell patients to wait only until the next day after a Botox treatment before doing anything that might affect the position or desired effect of the injected medication. This includes exercise, lowering the head below the heart, getting a facial, massage, rubbing the injection areas, or lying face down. 3 days after injections should be no problem.
All the best,

After botox injections, vigorous manipulation or tight compression (hats etc) could potentially create diffusion of botox to areas that were not intended.  Usually, it is a good idea to avoid excessive manipulation of the areas treated for the first few hours after treatment.  Beyond the first day, there will not likely be any increased risk or massaging the area.

There is no reason botox would be affacted by massage even if it was done immediately after injection.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Since it's been 3 days since your Botox injection, it should be perfectly safe to have your massage. Enjoy!Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Plastic SpecialistQuintessa Aesthetic Centers

Great question! Botox injections should not limit your activity after 3 days of injection. You should be fine with getting a massage 

Hello and thank you for your question. Yes, three days after having Botox, a massage should be fine.Benjamin J. Cousins MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon

Botox is a great product, especially for your forehead wrinkles.  It should be perfectly fine to have the massage three days after your Botox.  Best, Dr. Green

Botox can spread with exercise or pressure over the treated area for at least 4 hours after the treatment. I tell every  patient not to wear a  hat or head band, avoid exercise, moving furniture, or other strenuous activity. The patient should not lie down and press their face into a couch, bed, etc.. The day after all activity can be resumed with no problem, even a massage...  

I tell my patients that after 4 hours, they can do anything. The Botox is absorbed by then. I do tell them to wait on massage til then however. The reason I tell them to wait is that it is possible to move the Botox with the massage.

Absolutely. You should be safe to receive a massage in the same area of Botox injection by the 3 days. The medication gets to the site of action in approximately 30 minutes.