Someone Moved my Forehead Up and Down Right After I Had Botox Injections- Did I Damage My Results?

Thank you for your question. I typically focus my aftercare on restricting activities that make you hot, sweaty or flushed: Examples include strenuous activities, alcohol, saunas, hot baths, etc… This will increase your chance of bruising. If no bruising, by the next day, the you should be good to go. If there is, then I recommend another day to make sure the bruise is not getting worse. I am not as worried about the not laying down after four hours.I would return to your injector to be assessed for the droopy eyelid.  I would not be concerned with the movement of the forehead up and down.

Botox should not diffuse to different areas and cause a droopy eyebrow or eyelid just by moving your forehead. I have always allowed my patients to bend their head at the neck to read and type but I ask that they don't bend at the waist. The placement of the botox might be the critical issue.

Hi Michelle.  While there are standard precautions to take after a Botox injection, in most cases those precautions will not affect your results.  

It's highly unlikely that anyone moving your forehead around would have affected the placement of the Botox and it's much more likely that the droopy eyebrow is related to poor placement of the product rather than the massage or movement.  You should go back to your injector to talk about the ptosis (droopy eyelid). Good luck.