Will my Botox migrate? I accidentally pressed on the bump 1 1/2 hours after the injection above my eyebrow.

Accidentally pressing the area an hour or so after treatment is unlikely to cause your Botox to migrate or affect your results. Once injected, Botox begins binding to receptors in the nearby muscles fairly quickly. By 60 to 90 minutes after treatment most of the product is already localized in the intended area.
A brief light touch may cause mild soreness or irritation but rarely changes the effect. Significant migration or eyelid drooping usually occurs only when the product spreads deeper or lower than intended, which is uncommon from gentle pressure alone.
If you notice any asymmetry or heaviness in the coming days, mention it at your follow-up appointment but it is very likely that everything will settle normally.
Try to avoid massaging or applying pressure for the next 24 hours and give your body time to absorb the product properly.
Güray Yesiladali, MD

No, this is unlikely to cause your Botox to migrate. However, it will take 1-2 weeks for final results. Best, Dr. Emer

After your Botox injection it is best to avoid pressure to the face, especially the injection sites. It's unlikely in the situation you described that eye droop would be the result. That is typically not from migration, but from the Botox placement. Final Botox results can be seen after two weeks. Visit with your injector at that time if you have concerns.

Eyebrow droop typically is associated with injection site location rather than migration of the product. However, Botox can migrate, unlikely with your scenario. Pressing on the bump 1.5 hours after placement will likely not cause any eyelid droop. Follow up with your injector in 2 weeks to discuss any question or concerns that you may have. Hope this helps.

Eyebrow droop usually has more to do with inappropriate placement of the Botox in the first place by the injector rather than migration of the product. Pressing on the bump 1.5 hours after placement will likely not cause any eyelid droop. Nonetheless, if you have any concerns, you should follow up with your injector around the 2 week mark for evaluation.Hope that helps,Hardik Doshi, M.D.Facial & Reconstructive Plastic Surgeon

After Botox is injected it is important not to rub or massage the area, this can cause the product to migrate. However, touching the area one time by accident should not cause any issues. Droopy eyelids are caused by injecting to close to the brow or to much Botox injected. I hope this helps! Remember Botox can take up to 10 days befor you see results.

 Assuming the Botox was properly injected, it is very unlikely that pressing on the injection site will cause the Botox to migrate and extremely unlikely that it will cause a droopy eyelid. As it takes 2 weeks to see the full results from a Botox treatment, I would wait for the results to come in.  After two weeks, if you continue to have questions about your treatment, I would recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with your provider to go over your results.  

Thank you for your question.  Pressing on the area will not cause your Botox cosmetic injection to migrate.  Best of luck.

Hello and thank you for the question. Applying pressure at the injection site should not result in a droopy eye. Botox can take up to 10-14 days to see the ultimate result. At this time, you can follow-up with your injector if you have any questions/concerns.

Hello! Thank you for your question.
After Botox is injected it is important not to rub or massage the area, this can cause the product to migrate. However, touching the area one time by accident should not cause any issues. Droopy eyelids are caused by injecting to close to the brow or to much Botox injected. I hope this helps! Remember Botox can take up to 10 days befor you see results.