I get Botox from a neurologist for migraines. Noncosmetic. I'd like to get Botox from a dermatologist/crows feet, can I do both?

October 8, 2015
Asked By:botoxforcrowsfeet in Pensacola, FL

my eyes specifically the crows feet area can I do both? My neurologist uses 180 units but they're spread throughout my temples the base of my neck behind my ears a little above my eyebrows at the very top of my hairline at my four head. At the base of my skull down my neck and at the top of my shoulders. Can I get cosmetic Botox for my crows feet in conjunction with this treatment?

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Answer: Botox for migraine and crow's feet

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