How can I remove Botox from body? (photo)

Thanks for your question.Botox cannot be removed. The effects of small doses used to day in clinical medicine typically lasts 3 to 4 months. I suggest you see a specialist in you country about your concerns.....Good luck. Dr. ALDO 

I’m not sure what your trying to show with the  photo you posted. There is no antidote for Botox. Botox is temporary and will be out of your system in 3 to 4 months, maxinum 6 months.

It is difficult to interpret the photo you submitted. There is no antidote for botox, only time. 

There is no reversal product for Botox. You must wait 3-6 months for the Botox to wear off, after which the effects will disappear. I would speak to your injector about any concerns you may have. All the best, Dr. Berger. 

Unfortunately there is no reversal agent for Botox.  The product generally lasts 3-4 months and wears off gradually once injected.  Return to your injector if you have concerns.

Botox will typically begin to "kick in" after 4-7 days, but some may see results earlier. The full effect is usually seen after 7-10 days. Botox typically lasts 3 months, and after that it begins to slowly wear off. Hope this helps.Sincerely
Dr. Benjamin J. Cousins MD Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Miami/Miami Beach

Unfortunately there isn't an antidote for Botox. The effects of Botox naturally wears out overtime. 

Unfortunately there is no way to remove Botox once injected and there is no antidote. Botox will be metabolized by your body and the effects typically go away over 4-5 months. If you are concerned with your appearance, I suggest that you go back to the doctor for reassessment as there may be something they can do to assist during this period of time

Unfortunately, there is no antidote for Botox.  It is temporary, lasting 3-4 months.  Depending on the area treated, you can sometimes work product out quicker by contracting the muscle frequently and this will possibly help the Botox wear off slightly quicker.  Contact your provider with any further questions regarding your treatment, but know that the effects are temporary and will resolve over the next few months.

Thanks for the question – not sure that the picture is helpful except it may be a bruise and this is not related to Botox.  I would consult with your physician and find out if there is something going on that you need to take care of.