foreveryounglibra

don't do it!!!! - Edmonds, WA

Torturous Pain - Seattle, WA

Thanks :) The nerve damage (I'm positive it's that) is a little better but still tender (post 5 months, almost 6 now, I think). And no improvement that I can see in my eye area either above or below. I will never do anything again before checking this forum!!!

Thanks, Megan...The older we get, the longer it takes to heal, it seems. In the case of nerve damage...who knows? I will be calling the doctor's office where I got the Ultherapy soon. They say "four to five months" to see "benefits." Ha.

Almost a year...bad botox has (I think) finally worn off...I have eyelids again, frown wrinkles are back (don't care!) ...but deeper wrinkles over outside of eyebrows seem to be permanent now and there are still days when my left eyelid droops :(

Thanks, Hon...Over the past several years I have had permanent eyeliner (tatoo)...very painful, and she botched it; botox...also badly botched, and it's 9 months later, and I fear my left eyelid is permanently droopy (it never drooped before)...and now the HORRIFIC ultherapy, which I have yet to see the results of but they did say it would take several months. My husband is begging me to "stop messing with my face" now, because it always goes so bad. hahaha If the ultherapy doesn't lift my forehead enough to raise my now seriously droopy eyelids (since the Botox), I'm going to start thinking about eyelid surgery, but OMG...I'm so scared!!! Does anyone out there know if Botox injections (in the 11s and one in the middle just above them) can cause permanent facial nerve damage? It doesn't seem like they could, but my left eyelid was never like this before, and almost seems to be worse since the Ultherapy!?

meant to type "post treatment" not "most" :)