Just had a botox injection in the crow's feet area and when the doctor was about to take the needle out I felt that the small amount of botox went under my skin. It is a small bums right now and I really worry that the botox was not injected right and small amount went under my skin. What should I expect?
July 1, 2015
Answer: Botox injection in crow's feet If you felt Botox "go under the skin" in the crow's feet area., that is where it is supposed to go. I would use an ice pack if you had an injection within the last day. Otherwise, try to relax. You should call your physician and just let him or her know what you are experiencing. Good luck.
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July 1, 2015
Answer: Botox injection in crow's feet If you felt Botox "go under the skin" in the crow's feet area., that is where it is supposed to go. I would use an ice pack if you had an injection within the last day. Otherwise, try to relax. You should call your physician and just let him or her know what you are experiencing. Good luck.
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July 2, 2015
Answer: Botox under skin in crow's feet Thanks for your question.In the crow's feet area, the muscle is right under the skin under a tiny amount of fat. In my opinion, this should not pose a problem at all. Injections in this area should be kept right under the skin so it sounds like the injection was done properly.The little bump is extremely common with these types of injections. It should pass, usually within the first day or two, if not within hours.Best Wishes.
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July 2, 2015
Answer: Botox under skin in crow's feet Thanks for your question.In the crow's feet area, the muscle is right under the skin under a tiny amount of fat. In my opinion, this should not pose a problem at all. Injections in this area should be kept right under the skin so it sounds like the injection was done properly.The little bump is extremely common with these types of injections. It should pass, usually within the first day or two, if not within hours.Best Wishes.
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