From your picture, you need more than botox. You have a lot of skin on your upper eyelid and you are over using you forehead muscles to pull extra skin from your eyelid. You need upper eyelid lift . Botox is not indicated on every body . Wait till the effect of botx is gone and then have an evaluation by a... more









2 posts
10 Apr 2009
Thank you so much for your response(s). Dr. Steinsapir and Dr. Chen...I think this is exactly what is happening..the botox drifting into my eyelid. I continue to go to this doctor because I do trust him very much. I am really frustrated ...everytime this happens I have to cancel allot of my plans throughout the 3 months as I look disfigured and I am very self conscious. I never know if it will it be perfect this time or will I have droopy eyes for the 3 months. I had botox done by another doctor last year and the exact same thing happened...droopy eyes for 3 months but the treatment before was perfect. I am wondering if my anatomy is confusing the doctors. I had a face lift and brow lift done 4 years ago. Is it possible that my muscles are in a different place because of the surgery? My doctor knows of these procedures. As stated in my original post...this problem doesn't happen every time...about every 2nd treatment and it lasts for 3 months..sometimes it is worse than others..right now both eyes will recover by 4pm ..but other times they don't recover at all throughout the day and I suffer with droopy eyes for the full 3 months, 24 hours. Left eye is always the worst and droop lasts longer on the left. When I receive the botox and I don't experience the droopy eyelid...it is absolutely AMAZING!!!.....my eyes are absolutely beautiful and youthful..there is no creepyness, no drooping. I have a refreshed look from the time I wake up until I go to bed. I just want to have these results all the time. Thank you so much for your comments/suggetions..I will have my doctor reveiw them.