Will the mark left after Botox fade?

It is very common to hit little capillaries and veins (particularly those around the eyes) with Botox injections. Some patients even may bruise as well. Both normal and common. Generally these little broken capillaries and/or bruises absorb within 1-2 weeks. If that little red mark remains visible after a few weeks, it can be treated with IPL or BBL therapy.

The red marks may be bruising or where the needle was inserted. Either way I would not worry about it, unless it starts expanding. 

It's not unusual for a bit of blood to get trapped under the skin or for patients to be left with a slight red mark following any injectable. Your injector is correct—this should fade in about a week or so. Keep an eye on the area and contact your injector if it seems to be getting worse instead of improving.

Bruising can happen from any injection including Botox.  It should fade with time.  Always seek treatment from a qualified physician.

It will fade away.Sometimes the Dr will be close to a small vessel.That"s it 
Use an arnica cream for a week.

This should resolve with time. I would discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon. Best.

Hello and thank you for your question. Patients may experience some bruising after Botox injections. You should certainly start to see them fade away after a few days, however if they do not fade, please reach out to your originial practitioner and have review the area(s) concerned.

Wonderful question!  It sounds as if this is a bruise that was created after the Botox needle hit a blood vessel.  If it is in fact a bruise, don't worry.  Bruising can happen almost any time a needle goes through the skin, and it can be relatively common with Botox treatment.  Depending on how quickly you normally heal, the bruising can take anywhere from 1-3 weeks to fade.  Certain treatments or procedures can help to speed up the healing or disguise the discoloration, so as your provider for any suggestions.  Also, don't be afraid to ask your provider about your concern, as a humble person will use the feedback as a way to improve future treatments.

So that mark is probably a little blood trapped under the  skin. It will form a small bruise then fade over the next 5-7 days so don't worry,Hope that helpsAdam Goodwin

It sounds as if you have a small mark from the needle or from a tiny blood vessel that was injected at the same time as the Botox.  These types of marks occur commonly with facial injections and usually fade in about a week.  It is best to avoid any blood thinners and vitamins before cosmetic injections to avoid these types of marks as well.  Best, Dr. Green