I received 10 units of xeomin in my forehead. None in the muscle between the eyes. Now my left eyebrow is a little lower and my forehead wrinkles are not symmetrical as you can see in the photo collage. I want my forehead wrinkles (that are visible when my face is resting) to go away BUT I don't want to be frozen. Is that possible (or is it one or the other? ) and what should I do about my weird asymmetrical forehead.
February 19, 2018
Answer: Onset Of Xeomin Xeomin and or Botox are both neuromodulators that help relax muscles. You can begin to see results 3-5 days after the treatment, with full results at 2 weeks. If 2 weeks has passed, and you are still unhappy with your results, return to the physician that performed the treatment and discuss your concerns. You may need more units.
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February 19, 2018
Answer: Onset Of Xeomin Xeomin and or Botox are both neuromodulators that help relax muscles. You can begin to see results 3-5 days after the treatment, with full results at 2 weeks. If 2 weeks has passed, and you are still unhappy with your results, return to the physician that performed the treatment and discuss your concerns. You may need more units.
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November 15, 2016
Answer: Multiple Factors Hi there, Firstly, it is important to wait the full 2 weeks post-treatment to have an idea of exactly which areas were treated and to what extent. From there... 2) You may need additional units in your forehead as your frontalis muscle appears to be quite strong. 3) Finally, the frontalis muscle (the forehead muscle that creates horizontal lines) is large and flat; it is not uncommon to need a touch up to address minor areas of asymmetry. I would follow up with your injector for additional treatment to achieve your desired results.
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November 15, 2016
Answer: Multiple Factors Hi there, Firstly, it is important to wait the full 2 weeks post-treatment to have an idea of exactly which areas were treated and to what extent. From there... 2) You may need additional units in your forehead as your frontalis muscle appears to be quite strong. 3) Finally, the frontalis muscle (the forehead muscle that creates horizontal lines) is large and flat; it is not uncommon to need a touch up to address minor areas of asymmetry. I would follow up with your injector for additional treatment to achieve your desired results.
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