Montreal Botox doctors

	Steven Bernstein, MD Montreal Dermatologist 376 Victoria Avenue Suite 400, Westmount		8 answers
	Manish Khanna, MD Montreal Dermatologic Surgeon 3550 Côte-des-Neiges Suite 540, Montreal		7 answers
	Carlos Cordoba, MD Montreal Plastic Surgeon 4055 Ste. Catherine Ouest Suite 100 , Westmount		7 answers
	Teanoosh Zadeh, MD Montreal General Surgeon 1 Westmount Square Suite 1200, Montreal		7 answers
	Chen Lee, MD Montreal Plastic Surgeon 4055 Ste-Catherine St W Suite 100, Westmount		6 answers
	Arie Benchetrit, MD Montreal Plastic Surgeon 1, rue Holiday, suite #813 Suite #813, Montréal		4 answers

Recent Answers

Is 10 Units of Botox Per Side Too Much for Crows Feet? I am in my early thirties and I do not get regular botox. I don't have any lines around my eyes at all unless I smile. The first time I got botox was 2 years ago and the doctor only gave me 5 units per side and it looked fine. When I went in 2 weeks ago, he gave me 10 units per side. Is that too much for someone my age? It's only been 2 years, and honestly I don't think I have aged that much.

A: 10 units of Botox for crows feet is NOT too much!

Dear Patient,

10 units of Botox per side is definitely not too much. Dosages may vary between 10 - 20 units per side. It all depends on your muscle activity and the number of lines you have.

Teanoosh Zadeh, MD

Montreal General Surgeon

I Leave for NV on Wednesday I Will Be 800ft Up. Okay to Get a Little Botox 5 Days Before? Hi, I had dysport and Botox injected in Novemeber not alot for I was afraid of bruising I was seeing old friend's. I just need a little touch up I go to NV for 3 1/2 months should I be worried about flying or alitutude changes? How soon aftert injections is it okay to fly? Thanks Happy Holidays

A: OK to have botox before traveling

Dear Patient,

Yes, there is not problem. Be sure to tell your physician so he or she is aware of your situation.

Regards,

Teanoosh Zadeh, MD

Montreal General Surgeon

Tear Trough Deepened with Botox, is this Normal? I have had botox twice, both with the same doctor. I loved the results except that my tear trough seemed to deepen and extend down my cheek a little more, on both eyes, giving me a tired look. He did inject a little below parallel to my eye, as my crow's feet under my eye are pronounced. I want to return to him, but should I ask him not to inject under the eye area? I am 57.

A: Botox should not be injected in lower eyelids area.

Dear Patient,

Generally speaking, Botox is not recommended to be injected in the lower eyelid area. However, it can be injected on the outside of the eyes. i.e. crows feet area to below the eyes.

Teanoosh Zadeh, MD

Montreal General Surgeon