Will Botox migrate if I wear a surgical mask immediately after getting Botox in masseter, temporalis, 11’s, and forehead?

It is not likely that wearing a surgical mask will cause migration of Botox immediately after treatment.

Thank you for your question. A regular face mask should not affect your Botox treatment, however, a tighter fitting n95 mask can put pressure on these areas and there is a risk of botox migration. However, if you have additional concerns, I encourage you to address them with the doctor that will be performing the procedure. Make sure you are working with an experienced, board-certified dermatologist with extensive Botox training to ensure an optimal outcome. 

Many masks are not going to apply worrisome pressure to Botox insertion sites but it is best to avoid a strong strap that tends to be on N-95 masks and maybe some others, if the strap is putting so much pressure on the exact area of the Botox insertion, especially if it overlies a bony prominence. Those tight straps sometimes cause a temporary indentation of the skin for an hour or more after wearing the mask and that should be avoided.

Hello, thank you for your question. You wearing a surgical mask would not affect with your Botox treatment, this would not make Botox to migrate. 

Wearing a surgical mask after your Botox treatment should not impact the results.  The pressure from a typical surgical mask would not be enough to cause any issues, including migration.