Eye Swelling After Botox

Swelling is unusual after Botox injection.
In addition to brow ptosis (brow drooping) after Botox, other things in the possibility list include infection or allergic reaction.
To help with the symptoms try keeping your head elevated to reduce the swelling and contact your injector and explain your concerns. If the symptoms do not improve within a few days contact them again.
I hope this helps.

It's unlikely that Botox has caused the swelling of the eye you describe. What's more likely is that Botox has cause a drooping eyelid which in turns looks like and feels like swelling to you.
To be sure there is nothing else going on, schedule an appointment to visit your injector and make sure this is nothing more serious than a droopy eyelid.

Jilupo, Patients are sometimes referred for swollen upper lids after Botox treatment. In most cases, if you carefully examine the pre-injection photographs, you notice that the eyebrows have dropped. What this does is compressing the skin and tissue which is located between the upper lid and brow into a smaller area. The resultant effect is that the upper lid appears swollen. Injection more Botox on the lateral portion of the periorbital area may help as it will allow slight elevation of the brow. However, you may just need to wait for the Botox to wear off. I hope this is helpful. David Shafer, MD New York City