She did Botox and filler. Technique is the best In the city and I have been to others. She knows where to best use the product for the best results for me. I would not go to anyone else now. Thank you
I've been having Botox for migraines for just over one year and have had very good results. Treatments have occurred at three month intervals and I have now had five complete rounds of treatments. My total cost, with my health insurance covering 80% of the cost is $160.22 Canadian Dollars each visit. Without insurance, the cost would be approximately $800. Each treatment involves 31 injections of 5 units each, for a total of 155 units. It hurts a tiny bit but is well worth the discomfort in order to prevent the migraines! Injections are in the hairline of my forehead, between the brows, temples, and the back of my neck going up into the hairline. It prevents wrinkles in my forehead and brows area as an added bonus. I love it!
What a waste of time and money, she didn't reduce any of the wrinkles, it's like i had nothing done at all and paid $500 for the treatment. She didn't even injected the filler into wrinkles, just pocked around them and it did nothing to minimize the appearance of wrinkles. I would not recommend this doctor to anybody.
Patients with deep lines and thicker skin will often need combined therapy with Botox and filler.I often suggest trying Botox first and observe over the first treatment period of 4 months and make sure that you are getting a good reduction in your motion. If the lines are still not releasing the next visit I inject Juvederm and do Botox to the affected area.I hope this helps.
Nasolabial folds are a normal part of our appearance but the deepening of them is a sign of aging. This process is not just due to motion in the area but changes in the bony anatomy of our face and the fat pads that lay beneath the skin. If you do have volume deficits in the cheeks these may need to be addressed to give you a better outcome in the nasolabial folds. Otherwise clients may just require additional filler to the nasolabial as a top up to give you the correction you are after or use a thicker gel such as Volift. I always suggest for you to rebook with your injector to address your concerns.I hope this helps.
This is a common site to apply Botox with great results. Because the skin is thinner in this area the sites appear like an insect bite type wheal for a short while until the Botox is absorbed.
To fully answer your question evaluation of pre and post photos would be helpful. The most common reason for hooding of the brows tends to be the forehead botox application sites rather than the application site right at the brow. I would suggest to let the effect wear off. The next time you receive Botox I would apply it only to the brow region and then note your response
Because our eyebrows are normally at different heights on our face mild asymmetries of response when treating the forehead can be seen. Since you are happy with the esthetic response I would suggest to wait on the heaviness side and it will improve over the next month. I would also suggest to touch base with your injector so that the botox on that side can be placed higher on the forehead or less units on that side in the future