Hello, While I do understand that face structure, tear trough, and tiredness in general can contribute to someone's eyes looking like they are staring or surprised, can botox help improve this? The reason I ask is that I've seen many pictures of people looking like they have this stare, and it seems gone after they have had botox. I have the same thing only when I'm really tired, and I've noticed that even my smile is different when I'm tired. Is this because the muscles are not relaxed?
The injector said for a brow lift they typically only need 2-4 units per brow and since the brow is close to the eye it wouldnt be safe to do more; then she recommended 2 units per brow for me. I was wondering if Its common for this procedure not to work or if i just didnt see results because she used such a small amount of units. Im thinking of going back to do more but Im scared I just wont see results again and will be wasting my money.
I got 6 units of Botox to frontalis from a Board Certified PS. At one week i saw bulging and Spocking. I called and He said I probably need Glabbelar treatment and more to lateral right eyebrow. Its been 2 weeks now. Do you agree with his suggestions? He did my crows before and augmented my lips nicely, but didn't explain that treating just frontalis could be a bad idea. I'm scared. Thanks!
I had Botox in my chin and it resulted with a crooked mouth and a smile when I talk , I know that the Botox was not injected correctly and it stays only for 3 month but I'm scared because I had bell parsly 15 years ago so I'm afraid that the muscles are already weak and that i might have weakened them more with the Botox , my qoueestion is, is it safe to do Botox if you have a history of bell palsy ?
I get botox for severe spasms in my trapezius muscles. I had injections the other day. During the procedure, my doctor injected the front of my neck and. I jumped because of a sharp pain that traveled down my left arm. Since then I have been having severe pain in my arm and that same injection spot is still painful. I told my neuro and he did nothing about it. I am scared and don't know what to do. Also, my armpit area is swollen. What should I do? Is this normal? Will it go away on its own?
Had Botox for the first time one month ago. 26 units on forehead and 11 lines. Every single time I rub my forehead my eyebrow muscles contract upwards. Which ever side I rub it contracts upwards. Lasts about 45 seconds. It's scaring me a lot. GP says I'm fine. What is going on? I have appointment next wk with facial plastic surgeon. Is something bad happening to me?
I have slight ptosis and a little weak eyelid muscles, which sometimes causes fluid retention/puffy upper eyelids in the morning. I really want a lateral botox browlift. Will it worsen my weak eyelid muscles and cause more fluid retention and ptosis or will it only affect the outer part of the eyemuscle ? I really want the browlift but I'm scared.
i had botox in the forehead and glabellar in november 2016, i am still suffering badly with heaviness but what has upset most is the lump of skin that has formed inbetween my eyes, i cannot lift my brows still at all and am scared that this will never go away as it has been over four months now and as yet no improvement. I have actually been given a permanent frown which is the exact opposite of what i paid for. Please anyone, could you tell me what has caused this and if it will go away