Why Do I Have Permanent Tiny Bumps at the Injection Sites for Botox?

bumps from the needle of botox injections should be temporary. If the bumps did not exist prior to the injections (some people, not necessarily you, have tiny benign bumps of which they were not aware prior to the botox injections such as sebaceous hyperplasia) there is no good explanation for this to occur. Possibly you should see a dermatologist to examine your skin's condition.

It is highly unlikely given the small needle size that you are forming any scar tissue from the botulinum toxin injections.

Hi Salad Girl,

Time to choose a cosmetic specialty core trained physician (Facial Plastic Surgeon, Plastic Surgeon,ENT, Cosmetic Dermatologist, Opthalmoplastic Surgeon) to evaluate you and treat you.  A specialist physician knows the anatomy of the face and how to avoid that surprised eyebrow look....ouch!  The physician can correct your eyebrows with a few units of properly placed Botox.

There could be many reasons for you bumps including dull, inferior quality needles; unclean preparation of the injection (though studies have shown that there is not a difference in infection rates when the skin is cleaned with Alcohol wipes or not); and who knows what other reasons.

See the web reference below for some more reasons to choose your facial cosmetic physician most carefully.  Good luck and be well.

Dr. P