Does the look of Botox change over the first 2 weeks?

Thank you for your question.Botox can take up to two weeks to see full correction. If you are not satisfied with your results at that time, contact the provider who injected you for a follow up appointment to discuss your concerns. To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment.I hope this helps.

yes, it takes 10-14 days to see the full effect of botox and the muscle may be irregular till the full effect is appreciated.  best, Dr. Emer.

The effects of Botox certainly can take a couple of weeks to become fully effective. We generally recommend a follow-up for all of our patients at two weeks to see if they would like any adjustments as the effects settle into place. Unfortunately, if your eyebrows already feel heavy they are probably not going to get lighter until the effects start to wear off in a few months. I would see if the office kept a detailed description of your last injection so that next time you could ask for less and have it placed a little higher in your forehead. This is where working with the same injectionist over time can pay off as he or she learns your preferences and can give you more predictable results each time you come in. Similar in concept to staying with the same hair stylist year after year.

It can take two weeks to see the full result of your treatment.  If you are not happy with your result and do not want to return to the same person, consult an experienced cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon who can assess you and determine if you require additional Botox treatment to help or if it is best to let the Botox effect wear off and start over.  

The results of Botox can take about 10 days to fully kick in, so you may have a few days to go until you see the final results. You don't have to return to the same injector again. If it's your lids that are heavy - not the brows - a prescription eyedrop can help. "This
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Botox results depend on many factors, but the main factor is the skill of the injector in selecting how to best place it with respect to your individual facial dynamics and goals.  In the brow, there are two main groups of muscles, the elevators and the depressors.  The elevators lift the eyebrows, but promote transverse forehead lines.  The depressors pull the brows down.  Botox results in the brow area depend mainly upon how you manage the balance between these two muscle groups.For example, if you treat mainly the brow depressor muscles (procerus, corrugator, and lateral orbicularis), the brows will rise, but the horizontal forehead lines may persist or even deepen because the elevator (frontalis) muscles will work unopposed.  In contrast, if you treat mainly the brow elevator muscles, the horizontal forehead lines flatten, but the brows can become lower and more hooded because the depressor muscles will work unopposed.  It sounds like you are experiencing the second scenario.My advice is to wait until at least 2 weeks after injection to make sure you are seeing the actual results.  If they do not meet your expectations, meet with you injector again and ask about it.  It might be a simple misunderstanding of your priorities between brow elevation and forehead creases.  If you decide to seek a different practitioner, make sure you get a copy of the record of the location and doses of your previous injections.