Can I Use an Inversion Table After Botox?

I would have no concerns with using the inversion table 48 hours after the Botox injection. However, I would defer any recommendations to your injecting physician who may feel strongly about this.

You should be fine - there is no need to refrain from using your inversion table after Botox.  The only precaution that I give patients is to not rub their eyes for the first few hours after the injections.  Otherwise, there is no need to refrain from any activities.  Good luck.

Usually we recommend that patients not bend over or lie down for 4 hours after Botox injection. This is to prevent the Botox from migrating to the muscle which opens the eyelid, which can result in a droopy upper lid.
The Botox is absorbed relatively quickly, so hanging upside down after treatment should not be an issue. To be on the safe side, wait at least 24 hrs. If you are waiting 2 weeks, you will certainly not have a problem.

Dear Sue
The BOTOX absorbs into the muscle fairly quickly. I general advise avoiding rigorous physical activity for 24 hours. This would include inversion as well. I am primarily concerned with bruising not the movement of the BOTOX agent. After two days there should be absolutely no issues. However, when in doubt, speak with your treating physician and seek their advise as this is who you will be dealing with should there be an issue.

It is recommended that after receiving Botox you should avoid rigorous activities or lying down for about 4 hours. I think 2 days after treatment should be OK.