this last week was my third botox treamtment in 4 years, withint the hour of threatment, in the forehead only, both my ears but specially the right on clogged, is been 6 days, and the doctor gave me some antibiotic drops, but my ears still the same, also, I have a lump abov the right eye brow, which is higher than the left, and I have a droopy eyelid on the left eye, sunken eyes, and I look really bad, also, a huge cyts erupted on my right cheek the next day, why this weird reaction?
May 31, 2011
Answer: BOTOX cannot be the cause of all your reactions
Dear Gildita,
It sounds like you have a lot going on at once, and the Botox injections may have just happened to be administered at a time when you were developing an ear infection and dermatologic breakout - particularly since the symptoms presented so rapidly. BOTOX takes days to have effect. I think the eyebrow asymmetry and droopy eyelids could be related and improved with eyedrops and fine tuning of the BOTOX. The cysts and ear symptoms should be evaluated by your general physician or ENT. I think seeing your BOTOX doctor back is a great first step, but don't be surprised if you are referred to another specialist as well. Good luck.
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May 31, 2011
Answer: BOTOX cannot be the cause of all your reactions
Dear Gildita,
It sounds like you have a lot going on at once, and the Botox injections may have just happened to be administered at a time when you were developing an ear infection and dermatologic breakout - particularly since the symptoms presented so rapidly. BOTOX takes days to have effect. I think the eyebrow asymmetry and droopy eyelids could be related and improved with eyedrops and fine tuning of the BOTOX. The cysts and ear symptoms should be evaluated by your general physician or ENT. I think seeing your BOTOX doctor back is a great first step, but don't be surprised if you are referred to another specialist as well. Good luck.
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May 30, 2011
Answer: Botox reaction
Some of the symptoms you are describing can be attributed to Botox and some really cannot. If the forehead was injected close enough to the eyebrow, it may cause the eyebrow to droop and subsequently that would cause the eyelid to droop as well.
However the clogging of the ears, the lump and the sunken eyes don't sound like they are related to the Botox injection. Please return to your injecting doctor for an evaluation as soon as possible.
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May 30, 2011
Answer: Botox reaction
Some of the symptoms you are describing can be attributed to Botox and some really cannot. If the forehead was injected close enough to the eyebrow, it may cause the eyebrow to droop and subsequently that would cause the eyelid to droop as well.
However the clogging of the ears, the lump and the sunken eyes don't sound like they are related to the Botox injection. Please return to your injecting doctor for an evaluation as soon as possible.
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