When the Botox is fully worn off, when you can actually move the forehead fully, the asymmetry should be gone at that time. It’s not unusual to see symmetry redevelop before the lines come back. You are probably very close to seeing your normal appearance. Be patient, it’s coming.









13 posts
3 Jun 2009
Thank you so much Dr. Zingaro -- I'm glad to know that the end is in sight!
13 posts
3 Jun 2009
Thank you very much Dr. Joseph, Dr. Oppenheim and Dr. Chen. "Spoci" is exactly what happened to happened to me -- with the center part of the left brow being the area that's paralyzed. The only remedy that was offered to me at the time was to "drop" the right eyebrow, which I wasn't interested in doing. That said, Botox is a wonderful product and I know that outcomes like this can happen from time time, even under the best of circumstances. I am just SO glad to have the reassurance that it will eventually wear off :) ! Thanks again!
13 posts
3 Jun 2009
Thank you Dr. Steinsapir and Dr. Lupo. I very much appreciate the advice and additional information.
13 posts
18 Jun 2009
Thank you very much Dr. Shelton. I am now 17 weeks post-op and some of the muscle function has returned and things are definitely improving. What I find interesting is when I am fully rested (i.e., when I first wake up in the morning) there is almost no asymmetry, but as the day wears on and I move my brow, the affected brow begins to droop again and the asymmetry becomes noticeable again.