Sheri G. Feldman, MD

The short answer is no.  Laser hair removal works best on dark hair.  If yours is dark blonde you may get some results, but you may not get the results you desire.  

You will get the best results if you have NO tan at all.  The time for a tan to fade varies from person to person so just wait until yours has faded.  Laser hair removal works for dark hairs so I'm not sure what your provider is using to remove your light hairs.  You may want to check before you pay for a procedure that will not work.

After 2.5 years your Juvederm should be gone.  If by chance there is still some present, Hyaluronidase should dissolve the material and the bluish tinge should disappear as well.  The discoloration may be caused by other factors such as the normal loss or redistribution of fat that occurs with age therefore making the underlying vessels appear more prominent.  Or if you had considerable bruising after your treatment 2.5 years ago, you may have hemosiderin pigmentation left over.  This is harder to treat.  You may want to consult with an occuloplastic surgeon for another opinion.

Since you are only one week post Juvederm, it is possible that the lumps you are feeling in your lips are due to bruising and swelling.  If they persist longer than 2 weeks they are most likely due to the filler itself.  They can be dissolved by injecting Hyaluronidase.  In most cases this is very successful.  Please return to your injector for an evaluation.

I have been injecting Botox for over 15 years and have never seen this problem arise after Botox in the glabellar region.  21 units is a moderate dose to treat the whole glabellar complex so you did not receive an excessive dose.  I am curious as to the time elapsed between your first picture and the following ones.  If it has been several years or you have had drastic changes in your weight/lifestyle, that may account for the swelling and bags under your eyes.  The good thing about Botox is that it goes away in 4-6 weeks.  So if this problem is from your Botox, it should resolve as well.

If you haven't done so already, please return to the provider that did your Fraxel treatments for an evaluation.  The attached photos look like they are from 2 different people.  My other comment would be to ask you why Fraxel was recommended for you if you had perfectly smooth skin with no acne scarring prior to treatment.  Was there another problem that you were trying to correct?  If so, was that addressed?  Hopefully your provider can help you resolve this issue.  

I am concerned about the product that was used, the amount of Botox that may have been injected and the areas that were injected.  You did not mention the specific areas that were injected, but Botox in the cheeks is not a good idea.  The good news is that the effects of Botox are temporary so they will go away in 3-6 months from the time of your injections, and your face should return to the way it was prior to the injections.  If you ever decide to have Botox again, please see a reputable injector.  

The area under the eyes is a tricky area.  Unfortunately bruising can be a frequent side effect of injecting in this area.  Once the bruising goes away it will take time for the residual pigmentation from the bruise to resolve.  If you feel that the area has a blue-ish tinge that wasn't there prior to your injections, you may be seeing the actual Restylane itself.  This can be dissolved by injecting Hyaluronidase.  However, remember that you always have the small risk of another bruise.  You may want to give it a bit more time before doing anything at all.  

If your Botox is placed correctly for your 11's, it should not created wrinkles in other areas. The 11's are caused by two main muscle groups: the procerus in the middle and the corrugators above your brows.  A good injector will know to inject both these muscle groups to give you the best result.  If the lateral portion of the corrugator muscles are not injected, you may try to frown and get lines more laterally above your brow.  However, nothing that affects your 11's should be giving you wrinkles around your eyes if your injections are performed properly.  

Antiperspirants should not affect the effectiveness of Botox.  The typical dose is 50 units per armpit.  The injections are placed superficially in a grid-like fashion.  In my practice the treatment usually lasts longer than it does for cosmetic purposes.  Most patients return every 8-10 months.  It should be extremely effective if performed correctly.  A starch iodine test may be necessary in your case to identify the precise location of your sweat glands.  Also, be certain that you truly received Botox.