I had my regular crows feet botox done yesterday by a different technician than usual. Usually I have three injections around the outer corner of my eye. She injected twice- one at the very outer corner by my orbital bone, and the second right outside my orbital on my upper cheek. I'm freaked out that it's going to affect my cheek muscle, as well as do nothing for my crows feet. What kind of effect should I expect? And should I ask for my money back?
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Fillers can be used to soften lines and wrinkles in the face. As far as Botox, you need to be careful as the mouth is tricky area to use Botox in. You could end up with a crooked smile. It would be best to set up a consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
The treatment with Botox is temporary, that is to say, the effects that it produces are only present for the time of action of the medicine, so when this time, which can be from 4 to 6 months, is not effective. All the effects that it can produce only have this duration so there will be no...
What has happened here is that you have had too much weakening of the muscles in the central brow. Now when you raise your eyebrows, the only area of the muscle left functioning is the portion over the outer eyebrow arch, hence the lines that are bugging you. Your central brow has...
