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This could be a temporary appearance of the volume of Botox that was injected. Contraction of the muscles in the chin may cause slight irregularities as only part of the muscle fibers have relaxed, while others remain "awake". Sometimes, leading to swelling and leaving a visibile "bubble" on the surface of the skin. You should be able to see the final results at 10 to 14 days post injection. I suggest consulting with an expert who can better assess the area treated, and to rule out any issues. Best, Dr. Emer
Hello, I would recommend seeing your Plastic surgeon for evaluation... if its a fluid collection...then your PS could aspirate the fluid. If its irregular placement of botox causing muscles to make the irregularity...then more botox spread around the area should soften the irregularity. Good Luck.
Botox can be injected int he chin to smooth the dimples created with facial animation. The injection process could be associated with bruising, swelling and possible small fluid accumulations at the site of infection. Ice pack therapy is usually recommended to address these post injection issues
Thank you for your question and photograph. In most cases when Botox is injected appropriately it is absorbed by the body within a few hours. Occasionally swelling after the injections may persist for a day. Nothing replaces an in-person examination, but I would recommend cool compresses or ice packs to reduce the swelling and encourage resolution of the bubble.
Thank you for your question brittben. I am sorry to hear about your situation. Botox is a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression In the lower face a small amount of Botox can be placed in the mentalis muscle on the chin to address dimpling there. Most people see the results of their Botox treatment in 3-7 days after the treatment, but it could take up to two weeks for full results. The pivotal studies demonstrated that the peak effect of Botox is seen 14 days after the treatment. Patience is important. Please consult with a doctor for specificrecommendations. Good luck!
Hello brittben,Unless the Botox was very dilute requiring a large volume of injection, it would not be common for it to be forming a bubble the next day. The Botox also shouldn't be having an effect this soon after treatment. It could represent local trauma to the muscle from the needle injection causing this effect. Other than time there probably isn't a good way to make it go away quickly. You should start seeing the effects of Botox about 3 days after treatment and reaching maximum effect by about 7-10 days. In the future you can consider a lower dose or a more concentrated dose if your injector feels this really is related to the volume of injection. I hope this helps and good luck.
The swelling in your chin is likely from the injections. Ice for the first day or two can help. After that some warm compresses can bring in circulation to speed resolution of any swelling.Massage and pressure can also mold swelling.Good luck.
It seems like you may have not had complete and symmetric paralysis of the chin muscles. Please see your plastic surgeon for more information.
Thank you for your question in regards to Botox.From your picture and your description of what your goals are, filler will not be necessary. Botox is a perfect place to start. Be sure to discuss with the injector what your specific goals are. A minimal amount of Botox ma be added for the first...
All MD physicians should have malpractice insurance no matter where they practice, that is standard for anyone practicing medicine. Best, Dr. Emer.
Typically if you are concerned about the needles, I would recommend that you consider asking your physician to prescribe for you a mild sedative prior to the injection of either botox or filler. That being said, both are typically done with small needles and my patients tell me it is more the...
Thank you for your question in regards to Botox.If you are a first time Botox user, the injector may have only used a minimal amount of Botox. A follow up appointment two weeks is recommended to discuss any concerns. A possible touch up at that time is possible as well for additional units...
The symptoms you are describing are not from botox and you should be evaluated by your general physician for other issues that may be causing this "orthostatic" condition. Best, Dr. Emer.
You are a perfect candidate for antiaging treatments. In my practice we do a combination approach for short and long term improvement. Lasers like fraxel/clear + brilliant with microneedling and PRP for skin complexion, wrinkles and scars. Peels are used in between lasers for...
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