Cincinnati Botox doctors

There is no need to worry about breathing or swallowing problems when injecting Botox in the forehead. There are a few reports of this when injecting platysmal bands in the neck and using large doses of Botox.  There is always a risk of bruising where the Botox is injected, and a small chance of a brow drop.  The bruising would last a few days, and the brow drop can be temporarily improved with an eye drop until it goes away on its own.  I would see a dermatologist or plastic surgeon who has experience injecting.  A lot of people have concerns at first, and almost all are back for a repeat injection when the Botox wears off.  I hope this helps.  Lana Long, M.D.

I would treat with the Botox since you had a good response last time.  Sometimes when the muscles are relaxed, the lines soften significantly, but a fine line is still present.  If this is bothersome to you a filler can then be placed.  I think this is the safest option and agree with Dr. Steinsapir that there is a small risk of emboliztion with filler in the glabellar area.    Lana Long, M.D.

Your case seems a bit complicated because it involves both surgery, Botox, and lasers..  Botox usually wears off in 3-4 months, so I would like to know when Botox injected.  A photo of your eyebrows at rest and raising them would also be helpful.  Hang in there, I really think the photos may help decide corrective measures.  Lana Long, M.D.