Sort to hear. Visit your local ocular plastic surgeon and request prescription eye drops that contemporarily help with droopy eye from Botox. They hit your muscle that raised your eye lid.. It is temporary unless you have a pre existing condition for something else which was my case. Please consider Botox only from reputable doctor who does it often. The result is from skill of injector, not Botox. Also the doctor should always open the bottle and mix in front of you and discard what is not used. There shoildnbe a serial number on. Ottos from tracing back to allergen. If you haven't already callallergan with the situation so they cann check the doctor and product. .there is much counterfeit product being used. Live and learn. My first doctor was a qualified dermatologist, not qualified enough.
My doc is occular plastic surgeon. John holds. MD St louis mo. The surgeries I had were for blepfrospasm with apraxia. Included ptosis repair. While a myectemy is not cosmetic surgery I believe the results are better than expected. Most important I can see again. Best of luck Kim
I had surgery on May 7 with dr. holds in st louis. so far so good. my eyes are open and sight is good. i have some swelling and still quite numb in the forehead and eye lid. Dr holds spoke of correcting surgeries for those that did not fair well. If interested i would be glad to share more. Sounds as if you are adjusting well. Having this surgery was the hardest decision I have ever made.kim
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