I have been getting botox and disport injections for the past 5 years. In the past year, I went from getting it injected in my forehead to getting it injected into the forehead and crow's feet area. What I didn't really notice until it became more prominent was that eyes have taken on a "bug-eyed" look in one eye, with the white showing. My eyes look very dissimilar now - I was wondering if this would go away if I stop using Botox. This has really affected my self esteem and my confidence.
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It sounds like the Botox is causing the asymmetry. I am certain that after the Botox wears off you will be able to interpret where best to put the fillers in the lips to help you.
Hello.There can be variation in response depending on factors in your body in response or time for the treatment to work so another week may see more response.If it is drastically different we may wonder about operator or product error and give a complimentary top up .Keep in mind our...
Hello and thank you for your question. Although it is not likely that pulling your hair back can create lines on the forehead, strong muscle movement, dry skin, genetics and sun damage have a lot to do with it. Botox is also a great way to minimize fine lines and wrinkles as well as prev...
