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Risk of Botox Migration in Face
I recently had upper eyelid surgery that included the use of Botox in my forehead. At the same time I had Radiesse injected in nasal folds. Five days...
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Facial Asymmetry and Paralysis After Botox
Is it normal for one side of my face to be larger or fatter than the other after Botox and with smile paralysis four months after the injections? ...
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Numbness Normal After Botox?
I got Botox in my forehead, between and under my eyes. This was my first time. This is my second day and my cheek and lip feel numb. Is this normal?!
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Can Botox on Crows Feet Cause Muscle Paralysis in Other Areas of my Face?
I received 20 units of Botox on my eyes a month ago. For the first 10 days it was nice, no wrinkles. After about 10 days, I noticed pressure on my...
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Unable to Lift Right Eyebrow After Botox
Hi, I had botox in between my eyebrows (frown) and in the horizontal lines on my forehead 16 days ago. My right eyebrow barely moves and I can elevate...
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Face Semi-paralyzed After Botox to Masseter Muscles? (photo)
I had 30 units of botox injected in the masseter muscles on the right side of my face; I leave the left side alone because the muscles aren't as...
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Can I Still Move my Forehead After Botox?
I am self-conscious of the lines on my forehead and am desperately looking for a way to reduce them however I am a 29 year old actress and am cautious...
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Botox Side Effects from Facial Tics Treatment
I had botox injections in June (6th) for facial tics. Unfortunately I went to a quack, an optomologis, who supposedly does this for medical reasons....
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I Have a Paralized Vocal Cord - Can I Still Have a Botox Treatment?
I was diagnosed with a right paralized vocal cord from the swine flu vaccine. I went through speech therapy and my voice is fine but the paralysis is...
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Permanent Paralysis w/ Long-Term Botox Use?
If botox is being used on a regular basis to paralyze the facial muscles, will it eventually cause permanent facial paralysis?
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