I got botox injections 2 days ago and the doctor hit a nerve in my forehead which sent a sharp pain to the top of my head. Since then if I rub my forehead or yawn etc I can still fill a strange pull/feeling on the top of my head. I do extreme exercise, should I refrain until it improve? What are the potential risks?
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November 13, 2013
Answer: If the doctor hits a nerve while injecting botox should you refrain from exercise?
I suggest you wait about 2 weeks and if you don't see any improvement by then, return to your injector for a followup. I wouldn't give up on Botox, yet!
The "Spock" or "Mephisto" effect, where the eyebrows become more arched, can happen after Botox cosmetic treatments in the forehead and around the eyes. This effect is temporary and may be due to the technique of the injector or a patient's inherent muscle activity. Additional Botox can help...
I find no serious side-effects combining Botox with Bactrim and Tramadol.But postpone Botox for 1 week until infection is gone for sure. Check with your doctor also.