Droopy eyelids after Botox not common anymore

Nissan Pilest, MD answers: What to expect for first time Botox injection?

Should I be concerned about first time Botox on frown lines? Lots of testimonies re: droopy eyelids.


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Nissan Pilest, MD
6 months ago
By Nissan Pilest, MD - Orange County Dermatologist

Injected properly and by experienced physician drooping of the eye lids following Botox have become a rare side effects.

Over the years, we have learned where the danger zones are and if the injector stays away from thes areas, your eyelids will not droop.

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