Lynelle Ochowicz

Recent comments

• Posted to Did you get droopy eyes after Botox? on 10 May 2012

  I am so tired of this feed. If you do not want your eyelids to droop you absolutely can not have botox injected below the lowest line on your forehead or outside the pupils. It is that simple.

• Posted to Did you get droopy eyes after Botox? on 27 Nov 2011

  I have been happy with my botox treatments that I have received over the past 11 years. It is a trial and error process and if you aren't happy with the results it wears off.

• Posted to Never Again - Michigan on 27 Oct 2011

  Simply put , the other side was compensating for the lack of movement on the affected side. Those muscles were trying to do all the work. For example that is why the lateral brow pops up when the middle of the forehead is injected. The lateral portion of the frontalis will try to do the work of the entire muscle or overcompensate for the lack of movement in the middle.

• Posted to Botox - Paralyzed Half my Smile - San Francisco, CA on 27 Oct 2011

  The masseter muscle injections should be placed near the inferior boarder of the mandible/lower jaw. If done correctly should not affect your smile.

• Posted to Did you get droopy eyes after Botox? on 26 Oct 2011

  Placment of the Botox and post treatment insructions are very important to prevent ptosis/droopy lid. The last droopy lid I encountered was 10 years ago as an injector. The angle and placement of the needle is critical to avoid this complication. I pull the skin up, create a physical barrier with my index finger to avoid migration, angle the needle upward and give explicit instructions. Never have a bad result. LO