Would Botox help even out my chin? (Photo)

It's understandable that you're frustrated with your asymmetrical smile, especially when it's something you've dealt with for a long time. While fillers can enhance lip volume, they may not fully address underlying muscle imbalances that contribute to smile asymmetry. Here's some advice on...

Thank you for sharing your photo and history. What you’re noticing are indeed platysma bands—vertical bands in the neck caused by the activity of the platysma muscle, which can sometimes become more visible with age, stress, or even increased muscle tension in the neck. Yes, Botox is one of the...

I completely understand your concerns, especially since you’ve already gone through rhinoplasty and are cautious about further procedures. Botox in the alar region is sometimes used to reduce nostril flare when smiling. Unlike fillers, Botox does not add volume or carry the same risk of b...

I understand how frustrating and worrying this must be for you, especially given that it's been 8 months with little improvement. While Botox is generally temporary, the situation you're describing could potentially have a few different causes: 1. Prolonged Botox Effect: While rare, Botox...

This is a good question and the answer is not simple. Going to 2 different providers who inject differently quantities and locations of the injection make it hard to assess. I suggest returning to them and asking how many units and where it was placed and why? The trapezius muscles are...

Thank you for sharing your concerns, they are very valid, especially since you’ve already noticed some brow asymmetry and hooding. Botox is commonly used for crow’s feet and frown lines (11’s) and can be done safely, even in people with some degree of hooding. The key is tailoring the treat...