What causes creping at nose after botox?

Thank you for your question. Without a photo it is hard to provide an accurate answer. That being said those muscles could be compensating for the lack of movement to the crows feet. Speak to your injector and discuss an injection to your bunny lines. All the best,

It may be that when botox was affecting the crows feet and forehead muscles that the only muscle left to move normally was the Nasalis muscle which causes "bunny lines".These can be treated at the same time as the forehead and crows feet and result in a smoother outcome.Hope this was helpful.

It sounds like you've develop "bunny lines" that appear on the sidewall of the nose. These will often develop when Botox is used in the upper face. In my experience, very expressive people will recruit these muscles hwen they are unable to use the muscles treated with Botox. They can be treated with a small amount of Botox placed on the sidewalls of the nose. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon