littlemo6

Re: botox headaches. I posted my experience over a year ago. I had gone to a new practitioner and when he injected the botox into my forehead area between the eyes, he did it with such force that it took my breath away. The next day I actually started to see results - never happened so quickly before - but also the headache. It was a vice like grip that lasted for about two weeks - continuously. I had never had a headache before and that is when I started searching this site and when I post my comments. However, I had botox this summer in UK with a new doctor. She was fabulous - an artist. She used no numbing cream, no ice, nothing and I was very nervous as I bruise easily. She took her time and knew exactly where to inject for the best results after closely examining my crows feet. Four months later the results are still good, particularly between the eyes. No headache. I believe it is down to the practitioner - bad practice means bad headaches. If you want the name of the doc. I will post it on this site.

Thanks for that info. There are many people out here who will be thankful. Glad to hear the treatment still has your blessing.

The last three comments below mine dated 19th April are more like it! Let's have free discussion like this. We don't need to call each other names is all I'm saying.

Ladies,
Please take your arguments somewhere else. Readers are here to learn about people's experiences and to make up their own minds. If you want to continue arguing please give each other your personal email addresses and take the arguments there. Thanks.

Regarding Sculptra, I know that this product was originally devised for AID's patient's with serious fat loss in their faces. It was not intended for cosmetic use. I would advise anyone against using this product and derivatives of it.