I have been getting botox injections for migraines for at least 8 years. I have my dermatologist do the injections. He injects the area between my eyes and above my eyebrows and in my forehead. I have never had a problem before. And it does help to reduce the frequency and severity of my migraines. About six months ago, I began to notice vertical lines in both my eyebrows. And the area around the lines are lighter in color. My eyelids do not droop, but my eyebrows seem to be lower and less wide. Are the injections causing this?
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Absolutely. You can get treated for migraines and wrinkles during the same session. Only difference is that you will need more injections per session for migraine prevention than for wrinkle treatment. Good luck.
You could have had your Botox treatment even on the day of having had your hair dyed. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City Plastic Surgery.
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