A year ago, I visited a doctor to have botox injected around my eyes. During the procedure, the doctor injected the botox roughly and quickly, which resulted in a lump next to my right eye. I initially thought it would go away, but it is still present after one year. It sometimes causes pain and makes my eye water more. What could be the cause of this lump, and is there a solution?
Thank you for your question. Based on your description, this is not a typical reaction to Botox. I recommend scheduling a consultation with an expert for a thorough evaluation and appropriate treatment. Best of luck!
Thank you for your post. The issue you described may be caused by a small bleeding vein or hematoma. It is best to seek an evaluation from an experienced injector for a personalized solution. Sincerely.
Botox injections typically last around 4 months and are not permanent. If you are experiencing bruising or hematoma from the injection needle, it is advisable to follow up with your injector or primary care physician.
A small hematoma or organized blood clot may be responsible for the development of a small, hard nodule. Consult your doctor for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate solution.
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