My last botox treatment was 17 months ago. My eyebrows fell. My surgeon said "If you cause atrophy of the muscle it does not regain its strength & so can't raise the brows. You can't do botox again." Another expert said "If you re-injected these specific muscles repeatedly over a short period of time to cause such a semi-permanent relaxation, then you can atrophy them, but you won't cause your eyebrows to droop more over time. It might actually delay further drooping." Whose right? Anya (70)
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Yes, you can be treated with Botox for the brow asymmetry. However, since your right eyelid is a little low, the height may drop after the injection since you may be elevating your eyelid with the help of your forehead. You may consider consulting with an...
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