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After Having Botox Injections Can It Cause Racoon Looking Eyes?
I recently had botox injected in the crows feet, nose, lower eye lid, and forehead. I now have what appears to be half circles under my eyes and it looks terrible. I can not leave home and wonder if you could tell me if there is anything I can do for this? I am very upset. Thanks so much
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Good idea to see the injecting physician.
However they may not understand what is going on. Generally it is a bad idea to aggressive inject the lower eyelid with BOTOX. This can slump the lower eyelid. This makes the lower eyelids look very tired. This effect will eventually wear off but it takes months.
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Racoon eyes after botox
Sounds like you have successfully paralyzed the upper half of your face, hence the inability to move the muscles makes the orbits look hollow. Filler may be helpful, or waiting for the neurotoxin to wear off. The good news is that this will get better over time if it is due to the Botox. Consultation with an injecting MD would be helpful.
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After Having Botox Injections Can It Cause Racoon Looking Eyes?
Most likely from some brusing related to the Botox injections. You can contact the MD that did your Botox Injections for instructions.
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Botox and lower eyelids
Please follow up with your doctor who can compare your results with preoperative photographs if any were taken. Sometimes, Botox injected into the lower eyelids can cause swelling from fluid retention as there is less muscular activity of the lower eyelids so the pump action of these muscles doesn't work to drain fluid away. The good news is that there is no permanent result of Botox that is known, and your result should vanish on its own over 12 to 16 weeks.
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Bruising after Botox
Bruising can happen after any injection and unfortunately it sounds like this may have happened to you. If concerned, you should speak to your injector.
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