When I smile, my eyes become very small. Can botox around the eyes prevent this? Will this also make my eyes look bigger when not smiling? Thanks.
Answer: Botox to open up the eye Botox can be used for this purpose. By relaxing the muscles that form a sling around your eyes, you can open up the eyelids. If you have a prominent periorbital band of muscle that we call the infraorbital roll, just two units can open them up, giving the eye a rounder and more open appearance even at rest. Many patients love this, and I find it is really a hit with my Asian-American patients.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: You can have Botox administered around your eyes and to the frown to assists in opening your eyes. Thank you for your question. You can have Botox administered around your eyes and to the frown to assists in opening your eyes. Ensure you consult an expert injector to discuss treatment options and an in person evaluation. Best,
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CONTACT NOW Answer: You can have Botox administered around your eyes and to the frown to assists in opening your eyes. Thank you for your question. You can have Botox administered around your eyes and to the frown to assists in opening your eyes. Ensure you consult an expert injector to discuss treatment options and an in person evaluation. Best,
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July 7, 2014
Answer: Softening of dynamic peri-orbital rhytids with Botox Botox works on relaxing the muscles which cause facial wrinkles. Around the eyes, the muscle (orbicularis oris) responsible for closing your eyes also creates the notorious Crow's feet. By relaxing the lateral part of this muscle, it will allow your eyes to appear more open when smiling as this portion of the muscle will not contract fully. When not smiling, it will not appreciably make your eyes appear look bigger as the muscle is already relaxed when in repose.
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Answer: Softening of dynamic peri-orbital rhytids with Botox Botox works on relaxing the muscles which cause facial wrinkles. Around the eyes, the muscle (orbicularis oris) responsible for closing your eyes also creates the notorious Crow's feet. By relaxing the lateral part of this muscle, it will allow your eyes to appear more open when smiling as this portion of the muscle will not contract fully. When not smiling, it will not appreciably make your eyes appear look bigger as the muscle is already relaxed when in repose.
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July 7, 2014
Answer: Botox to open eyes when smiling In some patients, smiling causes the lower eyelids to move upward excessively, making the eyes appear smaller. Botox injected into the orbicularis muscle of the lower eyelids can reduce the activity of this muscle making the eyes appear larger during a smile. Most of the time, there is no change in the eyelid position at rest (when you are not smiling).
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Answer: Botox to open eyes when smiling In some patients, smiling causes the lower eyelids to move upward excessively, making the eyes appear smaller. Botox injected into the orbicularis muscle of the lower eyelids can reduce the activity of this muscle making the eyes appear larger during a smile. Most of the time, there is no change in the eyelid position at rest (when you are not smiling).
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July 7, 2014
Answer: Botox to open eyes Yes, Botox can be used to create the appearance of wider, more open eyes. This requires small doses placed in very specific locations. I would recommend consulting with a very experienced board certified physician for this treatment. Best wishes.
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Answer: Botox to open eyes Yes, Botox can be used to create the appearance of wider, more open eyes. This requires small doses placed in very specific locations. I would recommend consulting with a very experienced board certified physician for this treatment. Best wishes.
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