Ivy DeRosa, DO

Hi, thanks for your question, sorry you are experiencing discomfort. If Botox is injected with a lot of fluid dilution, it can take some time for that swollen tissue to calm down. I always recommend seeing a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon for injections and follow ups. 

Hi, thank you for your question. Botox should not cause tenderness in an old injury. If the injury happens to be directly where the botox was placed, minor discomfort from the injection is possible. But, if its constant and not improving I would return to where you had it injected and confirm there are no other underlying issues. Good luck. 

Hi, thank you so much for your question. As suggested, wait at least 2 full weeks before you judge the full result. At rest all looks good, and the dimpling looks as though its resolved. You do, however, have other muscles that are working causing that protrusion. You could let the botox wear off, as a few units will not last more than a couple of months, or you could see a board certified dermatologist in person to potentially inject in the other areas to soften those muscles. 

Hi, thank you for your post. Certain fillers can absolutely give you back that volume loss in your cheeks and temples. Ones that can help give you a great result are Voluma and Sculptra. I dont see your scalp in these photos, but if you are experiencing hair loss or think or your skin is changing that dramatically, setting up an appointment with a board certified dermatologist is something I would recommend so you can get a medical evaluation too. Good luck!

Hi, thank you for posting your question. Dermal filler is a great option to help with some chin projection. There are specific filler products made that help with forming structure, instead of just filling lines. If dont correctly, the placement can enhance the groove if you want as well. I always recommend seeing a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon for treatment, good luck!