Can botox trigger an autoimmune response (very mild neutropenia)?

Lines at the sides of the eyes that deepen when you smile and squint are greatly improved with Botox. Some of these lines extend farther down over the cheek. These are also improved with Botox but the downside of treating these too aggressively is a potential change in the appearance of your smile.

You have a ptotic (droopy) eyelid because the muscle which elevates the lid was effected by the Botox. Often the Apraclonidine drops fixes the problem. Fortunately, the eyelid will elevate without treatment in a month. I do not believe acupuncture will help, although I have seen it work for...

When the outer brows are low Botox can assist in re-positioning them.  If the bones above the lids are prominent then eyelid surgery will not significantly alter the lid appearance nor will it raise the brows without having an additional brow-lifting procedure.  Hence, Botox along the...

It is very unlikely that Botox is responsible for your thrush. However, it is not entirely impossible that Botox stimulated your immune system causing you to be more susceptible to secondary infections such as thrush. With Hashimoto's, any insult to your immune system can exacerbate illness, so...

Fortunately, you do not need to be worried. No harm will come to you following your Botox treatment if you bent over. The Botox is absorbed very rapidly and should not migrate if you bend over later in the day.