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How bad is it if you accidentally roll onto your face when sleeping after Botox and fillers? I’m worried I moved it (Photo)

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I received Botox injections and fillers yesterday, and made sure I didn’t lay down for at least 6 hours. I was a bit paranoid to sleep, because I usually will roll onto my face.I woke up with my face smooshed into my pillow, applying pressure on the injection spots. I’m worried I messed up the filler, and now above my eyebrow where the Botox was injected is a dime size lump. Not sure if that’s from inflammation, or because the pressure from sleeping on it.It’s so hard for me to sleep on my back.

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