I had botox in the afternoon, and after all the mosquito bite bumps settled, there was an area above my one eyebrow that seemed to be a little bit of a lump. I saw it the same night as botox and the next morning it is still there.. Is this swelling/maybe a blod clot that will go away on its own? Or could this be the result of the botox paralyzing some muscles but not all causing a bulge? I'm assuming that would be too soon for that to show since it was the same night as botox.
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I would not be too concerned. Even though it is hard to see in the picture, it is likely a bruise, hyperemic reaction (increased blood flow to an area) or it is possible if an anesthetic was used that it can cause some blanching. Either way it is self-limited. But do not be afraid to return...
Hi audrao,
I have extensive experience in Botox and have used it for some medical conditions but I have never used it to treat psoriasis. Psoriasis, an autoimmune disease is an inflammatory response and a documented study showed that Botox injections did help improve conditions...
Its necessary in some instances to to first try Botox /Dysport and if that's not enough to supplement with fillers. That will usually do the trick. Good luck!
