Does Botox or Other Injectables Contain Gluten?

Medial brow ptosis or descent of the central brow can occur for several reasons: -Botox placed too low within the frontalis muscle along the forehead including central forehead.  The frontalis muscle elevates the forehead and by decreasing activity here the central brow can drop -Botox placed ...

Frown lines can still be slightly visible after Botox. This is done to prevent that "frozen" look that can look unnatural. If you want a more aggressive treatment, please talk to your injector.

Unfortunately, you are experiencing a rare but known complication after Botox -- eyelid droop.  This happens when some of the Botox inadvertently diffuses to the muscle that normally elevates the eyelid.  Since the complete effect of Botox is not seen for 7-10...

Your doctor was correct in being cautious about injecting directly above your eyebrows since you had a history of ptosis of your brows with previous Botox. However, now you have the opposite problem. All you need is to have a little bit of Botox injected directly above each brow and your...

Botox works by paralyzing the underlying muscle which relaxes the tension on the overlying skin. The intended effect is to reduce wrinkles. However, the muscles also support the skin. So if too much Botox is injected or if you have poor support for your skin at baseline, then the use of Botox...

How the Botox is reconstituted depends on the injector. However, if you are paying by unit then that measures the actual Botox product, rather than the reconstituted product.