I woke up one morning with dullness and tinnitus on my right ear that did not go away - this was 2 weeks after a Botox injection (20 units for crows feet). I had a CT scan, met with an ear specialist and a sinus specialist, saw an allergist but no one found any issues. After months of searching for answers, I made the correlation to my Botox injection. If this is caused by the Botox, will it go away or is something damaged? Also, will Botox go away faster if you move the muscles a lot? Thanks!
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Botox used for jaw line usually refers to wide jaws when Botox is used to make the muscles on the side smaller - to narrow the appearance of the jaw. If this is what was done then it's extremely unlikely that muscles that affect the mouth have been affected. Can you provide more details?
There are a variety of possible variables for the migraines. It is possible that flying after receiving the treatment could be a cause of the migraines especially since Botox injections are known to be correlated with migraines. Another thing to consider is that I do advise my patients to...
Knowledge of facial anatomy will play a role in your botox results being effective, placement in the wrong muscle can cause central drop. 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 ...
