I had my crows feet done in December with terrible results. When I smile I get these horrible flaps of skin above my cheeks that I did not have before. Also, the fine lines that used to be directly under my eyes are pushed down toward my cheeks and more prominent. When I wake up in the morning the flaps are swollen and the appearance now softens during the day. My crows feet are still frozen but glabella and forehead came back at 4 months.
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As a few panel members already suggested, this question is best answered by your daughter's team of physicians to collaberatively provide the best decision.
In our opinion, the most important factor in this scenario is that you indicated that your daughter had her transplant "recently." ...
Botox and eyelid droopiness can be treated with drops to the eye. I typically prescribe aproclonidine or bromonidine. These drops act like epinephrine and stimulate the muscle that also elevates the eyelid called Mueller's muscle. This muscle is deeper than the levator muscle. ...
To answer you question, you should get your forehead injected, not the glabellar area. Injecting the glabellar area will not help to correct your forehead wrinkles because you will be targeting the incorrect muscles. Regards, Anil Shah