Hi team thanks to your responses from my past question - i got botox twice now with a leading surgeon under my lash line and also in my temples to try and weaken the muscle which is causing my horrid eye wrinkles when i smile. The lady has now suggested fillers to plump up the skin under my eye which would result in there not being that fold of skin when i smile as it would be nice and plump. Any comments before i go ahead? thanks team!
March 10, 2011
Answer: Botox for Eyelid Wrinkles
Botox is not used for and does not work for the wrinkles you are trying to great. Botox works by weakening the underlying muscles which softens dynamic (movement) wrinkles in the overlying skin. Your lower lid wrinkles are more of an anatomic issue which would require a lower lid blepharoplasty to treat. Injecting filler under your eyelids - in your case - would not solve the problem either. You do not have a volume deficit which fillers are used to treat. Botox is a wonderful medication but only when you appropriately.
Good Luck.
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March 10, 2011
Answer: Botox for Eyelid Wrinkles
Botox is not used for and does not work for the wrinkles you are trying to great. Botox works by weakening the underlying muscles which softens dynamic (movement) wrinkles in the overlying skin. Your lower lid wrinkles are more of an anatomic issue which would require a lower lid blepharoplasty to treat. Injecting filler under your eyelids - in your case - would not solve the problem either. You do not have a volume deficit which fillers are used to treat. Botox is a wonderful medication but only when you appropriately.
Good Luck.
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March 9, 2011
Answer: This should be helpful.
Dear KSG
One needs to be exceptionally careful with both under eye BOTOX and under eye fillers especially since no one wants a treatment that makes them look worse. The issue with under eye BOTOX (any BoNTA) is that one can weaken the muscle right under the eyelashes that holds the eyelid up. This can cause the eyelid margin to fall or slump-not good. This type of treatment can be done by it is really an advanced technique. FIllers are generally a better alternative. However, this is also an advanced form of treatment that requires both experience, a detailed understanding of eyelid anatomy, and the eye of a sculptor. That is by way of saying that not everyone does as good a job. In terms of which filler, Restylane is the product of choice for this location.
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March 9, 2011
Answer: This should be helpful.
Dear KSG
One needs to be exceptionally careful with both under eye BOTOX and under eye fillers especially since no one wants a treatment that makes them look worse. The issue with under eye BOTOX (any BoNTA) is that one can weaken the muscle right under the eyelashes that holds the eyelid up. This can cause the eyelid margin to fall or slump-not good. This type of treatment can be done by it is really an advanced technique. FIllers are generally a better alternative. However, this is also an advanced form of treatment that requires both experience, a detailed understanding of eyelid anatomy, and the eye of a sculptor. That is by way of saying that not everyone does as good a job. In terms of which filler, Restylane is the product of choice for this location.
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