I had Botox injected 4 weeks ago and it has left me with an indented scar at the injection site. How can I fix? (photo)

It is unlikely for Botox to cause any scarring. From a safety standpoint, one of the best features of Botox is that its effects are always temporary. Please follow up with the injector to ensure the best results.

It is unlikely for Botox to cause scarring or scabbing. I suggest returning to your injector and discussing your concerns. Best, Dr. Emer

If the bruise was large enough to cause a scab, it is possible that this could create a textural abnormality.  This is not likely due to the botox as much as the aftermath of trauma.  Scabbing could have been from the bruise itself or manipulation of the area.  Depending on the depth, it may improve over time; however, it may need to be treated with laser or filler.

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photographs.  Though Botox injections do not cause scarring it can cause some asymmetry function of the muscles injected that can lead to an irregular forehead appearance.  I would see your injector for an exam, they can explain the cause of the indentation and ensure that it is a temporary effect of the botox that may be treated with additional treatment into any muscle still working.  

Thanks for your query. Scarring after Botox is something unheard off. You should see your injector and discuss about it. 4 weeks isn’t that late but the sooner you go the better it is.All The Best