I just had fillers in my cheek area and botox in my forehead , crowd feet and my eye area about a week ago. My left eye lid is droopy and my whole left eye just looks different and it looks like a lazy eye . How do I fix this , fast ??
Answer: You can get eyedrops to help Botox lid drop You can get eye drops to help a true lid droop from Botox. It would not help if it is a brow drop but yours looks more to be lid related. You can call doctor for prescription drops or can try Naphcon A from drug store. This often improves way before Botox wears off so do not panic
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CONTACT NOW Answer: You can get eyedrops to help Botox lid drop You can get eye drops to help a true lid droop from Botox. It would not help if it is a brow drop but yours looks more to be lid related. You can call doctor for prescription drops or can try Naphcon A from drug store. This often improves way before Botox wears off so do not panic
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CONTACT NOW Answer: I have lazy, weird eye after Botox. Any suggestions? The "drops" mentioned might improve slightly. But best to see a near-opthalmologist to examine the eyes function. Otherwise I hope the BOTOX metabolizes over the next few months...
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CONTACT NOW Answer: I have lazy, weird eye after Botox. Any suggestions? The "drops" mentioned might improve slightly. But best to see a near-opthalmologist to examine the eyes function. Otherwise I hope the BOTOX metabolizes over the next few months...
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July 19, 2015
Answer: Botox and Lazy Eye It is very rare for botox to affect the inner eye muscles. I think an in person examination is needed to see your eye in movement and with expression. True rectus insuffeciencey, would make double vision and it difficult for you to see. Mild lid ptosis maybe all you are noticing and this will get better in 3-6 weeks, although it will take 3-4 months for all the symptoms to resolve themselves. Please spkae to your board cretified dermatologist/plastic surgeon if you are concerned. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: Botox and Lazy Eye It is very rare for botox to affect the inner eye muscles. I think an in person examination is needed to see your eye in movement and with expression. True rectus insuffeciencey, would make double vision and it difficult for you to see. Mild lid ptosis maybe all you are noticing and this will get better in 3-6 weeks, although it will take 3-4 months for all the symptoms to resolve themselves. Please spkae to your board cretified dermatologist/plastic surgeon if you are concerned. Best, Dr. Emer.
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July 20, 2015
Answer: Ptosis (droopy eyelid) following Botox Thank you for your very good question. If the Botox migrates from the area of injection to the upper eyelid, the lid will fall and look droopy. Fortunately, this is easily fixable with a drop of Apraclonidine. The drop can be used daily. Usually, the dropped eyelid resolves in 1 month. I hope you find this helpful.
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Answer: Ptosis (droopy eyelid) following Botox Thank you for your very good question. If the Botox migrates from the area of injection to the upper eyelid, the lid will fall and look droopy. Fortunately, this is easily fixable with a drop of Apraclonidine. The drop can be used daily. Usually, the dropped eyelid resolves in 1 month. I hope you find this helpful.
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July 17, 2015
Answer: Lazy upper eye lid after Botox? = special eyedrops might be necessary until Botox effects dissapear #botox #lazyeye #johnmesamd Eyelid ptosis ("lazy upper eyelid") could happen after Botox treatment in the forehead or crows feet. If this is the case, these physical findings may persist until the effect of the Botox disappear ( 3 to 4 months). In these cases, an special eye drop that stimulates the elevation of the upper eyelids (apraclonidine) may be used to camouflage the Botox-related eyelid ptosis. Patients with Botox-related eyelid ptosis should consult with their Botox injector to determine if they are candidates use of these special eyedrops to camouflage the ptosis
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Answer: Lazy upper eye lid after Botox? = special eyedrops might be necessary until Botox effects dissapear #botox #lazyeye #johnmesamd Eyelid ptosis ("lazy upper eyelid") could happen after Botox treatment in the forehead or crows feet. If this is the case, these physical findings may persist until the effect of the Botox disappear ( 3 to 4 months). In these cases, an special eye drop that stimulates the elevation of the upper eyelids (apraclonidine) may be used to camouflage the Botox-related eyelid ptosis. Patients with Botox-related eyelid ptosis should consult with their Botox injector to determine if they are candidates use of these special eyedrops to camouflage the ptosis
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