Is my botox ruined?

I’m sorry to hear
about your bad news, but I hope it’s a minor consolation to tell you that you
haven’t affected the outcome of your BOTOX®. Yelling, crying, screaming or
other dynamic facial expressions won’t negatively impact your results. As long
as you avoided significantly rubbing the injection site, you should be just
fine. If anything, the increase in blood pressure that may have accompanied you
receiving bad news might contribute to a slight increase in swelling or
bruising around the injection site. In the unlikely event that this has
occurred, the inflammation should resolve within a few days.

Thank you for your question.  Rest assured that your Botox was not affected by your crying and screaming.  Hope all is well. 

Thank you for the question. There should be no problems with the Botox injections you received due to your crying and screaming. Good luck.

I appreciate your question.It is very unlikely that you ruined your botox from yelling and screaming.  Most important post injection is to keep your head upright for 3 hours and don't bend over so your botox doesn't migrate.  I encourage my patients to make normal Facial expressions after injection.  If you are concerned, or something does not seem right to you, please do follow up with injecting MD.The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.best of luck!Dr Schwartz

No your Botox should work completely normally. Some injectors actually recommend animating and exercising the treated muscles following treatment. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

Hello,It is unlikely that you have caused a problem for your Botox unless pressing on your face. Visit your injector for a follow up if you notice anything concerning.All the best

It is very unlikely that crying, yelling or screaming after a Botox injection would affect the results of the treatment.  

Botox should not drift, shift, or stop working because of the emotional stress that you are in at the current moment.Hope this helps,Dr. Gus Diaz

Botox doesn't get worses if you are crying and screaming. It is a medicine and has its own independant effect.

It is highly unlikely that you ruined your Botox by yelling unless you bent down and allowed the Botox to droop.  If you are concerned I would return to your treating physician within two weeks of the injections.  Best, Dr. Green