Does botox give any weird feeling after it is injected?

Thank you for your
question in regards to Botox.You should not have an unusual sensation after botox injections. To be sure what is best for you, see two
or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to
make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have
treatment.I hope
this helps.

Botox does not affect the sensory nerves.  Some patients do notice an unusual sensation initially when they are unable to move their muscles as they attempt to squeeze them.  This sensation passes quickly and most patients are extremely pleased with their outcomes.

Botox does not affect sensation so you should not have any funny feeling after the discomfort of the injection wears off.  That is not to say that you don't have an unusual sensation, rather that the sensation is not due to Botox.  Having said that, Botox like any other medication can have side effects including headaches.  After thousands of Botox injections, I can say that I have never had a patient complain of that problem though.

Following the injection of droplets of Botox (and other similar drugs)-which stings a little- there may be a slight sensation of light pressure or increased sensation. As the Botox begins to work over the ensuing days, you might notice that it is a little more difficult to make strong expressions (that's why we use it!) but most patients do not report anything very out of the ordinary.. 

Because there is a prevention of the nerve impulses that would normally contract your brow muscles, it does feel a little different. The right amount of Botox (or other product that works similarly) won't cause any annoying sensations, but it is a different feel that you get used to very quickly.The only time things get annoying is when too much of a product is used and you experience the "freeze" that stops all the movement in the muscles. If this is your first time having Botox, ask for a lighter dose and then add to in a 2nd visit.