I have had upper forehead, crows feet, and 11's treated for a few years. Not always at the same time. Occasionally I get flat eyebrows that look a little heavy. What causes this? What adjustment do you recommend?
October 25, 2011
Answer: Too much botox in the forehead
Unfortunately this type of result is all too common. Doctors often rely on the lack of movement as their treatment goal. This creates an unnatural and inauthentic appearance with a dropped and immobile eyebrow. Treatment does not have to result in this type of effect. A change of injector can be a reasonable choice. Also study my microdroplet botulinum toxin method on my website to understand how alternative treatment works.
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October 25, 2011
Answer: Too much botox in the forehead
Unfortunately this type of result is all too common. Doctors often rely on the lack of movement as their treatment goal. This creates an unnatural and inauthentic appearance with a dropped and immobile eyebrow. Treatment does not have to result in this type of effect. A change of injector can be a reasonable choice. Also study my microdroplet botulinum toxin method on my website to understand how alternative treatment works.
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October 24, 2011
Answer: Botox complications
Flattened eyebrows after Botox treatment is either caused by injecting to low on the forehead or injecting too much Botox into the forehead. I recommend going to a Dermatologist that has more experience than your current injector.
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October 24, 2011
Answer: Botox complications
Flattened eyebrows after Botox treatment is either caused by injecting to low on the forehead or injecting too much Botox into the forehead. I recommend going to a Dermatologist that has more experience than your current injector.
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