Hi I had botox 2 weeks. Forehead, glabellar and crows feet. Aside from that and not cause of the botox. But 4 days ago I got the sick from just a cold or something I ate at the same time. Cause I've been having high fever, vomiting, sneezing and coughing very hard!! So... Face down a lot and enormous pressure and pain in the face while I was coughing and vomiting... The sneezes too. All though its 2 weeks post botox, has it migrated? Cause it really looks like it has.... Thanks for answers
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February 2, 2019
Answer: Botox does not migrate two weeks after injection
Hi there! I'm sorry to hear that you are having a reaction. It is unlikely that it is nerve damage. It sounds like it caused by the Botox injection spreading into areas it shouldn't. The good news is, if this is the case it will wear off in 3-4 months when your Botox does and will continue...
Although it is always possible to hit a nerve with injection, the most likely reason for your discomfort is a bit of bleeding into the muscle which will completely disappear on its own
The number one reason that frown lines don't respond to treatment, if freshly mixed Botox, a lot that is not expired, is ineffective, is not the patient, but that too few units were used. It could also be placement. To not get a relaxation of muscle contraction in the glabella is so rare that ...