I have swelling under my eyes and on my cheeks(cheekbones). How do I know if it is from Botox or from laser treatment? (Photo)

While your swelling is most likely related to laser treatment, As you are having  a problem shortly after a procedure was performed I encourage you to contact the physician who performed your treatment to get a recommendation for your best options.

this is often due to KTP treatment which can leave swelling for 2-3 weeks if done very aggressive.  I would have some patiences, take Arnika Forte, and use ice packs and head elevation.  If you are concerned, please see your physician .  Best, Dr. Emer.

Don't panic yet. You had two procedures yesterday that will cause your skin to swell. My guess is that your body is just healing. Give it a week and if the redness/swelling hasn't resolved itself, contact your surgeon. Best, Dr. Nazarian

 This is definitely due to swelling from the laser treatment. You do not have herniation of the orbital fat pads.  Although you may have read about pseudo-herniation of the orbital fat pads due to Botox, after nearly 20 years of experience with Botox, I have never seen this complication.  

It appears that you are having swelling from the laser procedure.  You can take an antihistamine or ice the area and it should help the swelling resolve.  The V-Beam usually works best for facial rosacea and does not cause this swelling. Best, Dr. Green

Botox does not take effect this quickly- I do not think the botox cause this type of swelling.  The swelling is most likely due to the laser treatment.  We suggest that our patients sleep elevated after laser treatments to minimize swelling. 

Botox would not cause this and certainly it is too fast for anything that Botox might be responsible for. the laser is the most likely cause and it should go away in a few days

In general, Botox injections may cause immediate swelling at the site but it  quickly resolves. Laser treatments induce inflammation with subsequent swelling but the good news is this resolves quickly.  Take care

I doubt that the Botox has caused any of the swelling since so little would have been injected. However, KTP laser treatment on the cheeks could definitely result in some edema which will subside over the next 10-14 days. You can apply ice compresses to the area for the first 48 hrs ( 20 min of every hour while awake) followed by warm compresses 3-4x's/d for a week as necessary. Elevating your head at nite can also help.

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