Botox for Under Eye and Upper Lip Lines?

Yes, in fact Botox can be used in these areas. In my experience, it does not work for all people. Before having Botox injected below the eye, your doctor needs to ensure that you have good elasticity in that area or you can experience a drooping of the lower lid. This is easily checked by a simple test in which the lid is pulled down and the response observed. For the upper lip line. Botox can be effective. Again, I find it does not work for everyone. I find a combination of Botox and fillers works best for this area. Be aware that after having Botox injected into the upper lip you may have trouble whistling or using a straw. All the best!

Dizzy chick,
Eye bags of the lower eyelids are generally due to fat that gradually protrudes with age & sagging of the muscle & skin. Botox is normally applied to the sides of the eyes to treat Crow's feet wrinkles, between the eyebrows, and forehead area. Treatment is quick with minimal downtime. Aesthetic results occur within a couple weeks, and the cosmetic benefit lasts for several months.
There are other less common areas of the face & neck where Botox cosmetic may be applied, such as the bridge of the nose, lip, chin, neck, jaw muscles, and underneath the eye. Botox has also been used for headaches and excess sweating. For select patients, these alternate sites of Botox injection may be appropriate. Only after a comprehensive facial evaluation can one determine if Botox Cosmetic is appropriate for you. Speak to a plastic surgeon or dermatologist. Best of luck.