Can Strenuous Excercise (Inversions) Cause Botox Migration?

June 1, 2012
Asked By:gain5095

I sent in a question about botox around my eyes and the droop in my mouth recently. I think I figured out what went wrong but wanted to double check my 'self' diagnosis. Right after botox, I went to a yoga class where I did inversions (upside down with blood and pressure in my head/face) for awhile. Stupid of me, I wasn't thinking! I am sure this is what may have caused the spread. Is that possible? If so, could it have migrated internally toward my brain? Sounds silly, but nervous??!

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June 12, 2012

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