I have had Botox done 2-3 times a year for the past decade. About 6 years ago, I noticed pronounced lines under my eyes. Now everytime I have Botox done I get them. No one has been able to tell me why. One professional told me it’s swelling. But it isn’t, it’s the muscle and it’s worse when I smile. What is this? And how do I treat?
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Answer: Botox in this area should help with this problem
Morpheus is a non-surgical procedure utilizing a multi-modality approach by emitting needling combined with radiofrequency to the underlaying layers of the skin. This procedure addresses a number of concerns, including lower face laxity (jowls) as well as contouring and remodeling the face.
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Hi there. This looks like general volume loss and aging. The best place to start would be some Botox to relax the muscle around the eyes and in turn prevent these lines from forming. Then depending on your results and desired outcome, you could consider a dermal filler for added hydration and...
Botox can be an effective treatment for addressing asymmetry in your smile due to uneven muscle activity. In cases where one side of the face has more mobility than the other, Botox can be used to relax the overactive muscles, helping to create a more balanced appearance.
For an uneven smile,...