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Thanks for the question! It isnt normal for botox to cause vein formation - but it would be too soon any case for the botox to be exerting any action. Was this definitely not there before? It might be worth checking old pictures to compare. If it is an irritated vein, and new, if its not painful it should go back down int he coming days. If it is painful I would get some medical advice.
It is unlikely that this is related to your Botox treatment. As others have suggested it is possible that it was present before the treatment but not noticed until now. If it persists or is causing issues, return to your injector for an evaluation.
I agree while the vein was there prior to your injections it may not have been as noticeable. Now that you are concentrating on that area- it seems more prominent. It is not related to your botox and I hope that you will get great results.
Chances are that you had this vein prior to the treatment with botox. Have a look at your photographs prior to the treatment and I'm sure you will see the same. You have nothing to worry about and good luck from New York City
Botox itself doesn't cause breakouts. Some causes of breakouts after any needle is injected in the skin are:1. Skin not properly cleaned prior to the injections2. Personal history of eczema through which a needle passed causing a skin infection3. Introduction of makeup into the dermis from a...
I agree with your injector; this is not a side effect of Botox. If symptoms persist, possibly see an ophthalmologist or optometrist to discuss your concerns. Hope this helps.
This is a very unusual symptom and in the 10 years and thousands of patients I have treated with botox in the masseters - I've never seen this occur. I would follow-up with your provider and let them know what is happening. Then make an appointment with an ENT...
