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Facial asymmetry?Thanks for sharing your story and your photographs! I am not sure if this is a natural level of a symmetry or if this is after in neuromodulator injection. If it is after an injection it may be that the neuromodulator was placed too low on the face. If this is after an injection, I suggest that you contact your injector and be evaluated in person! Best wishes, Dr.Aldo
Thank you for sharing your question and photograph. If you had botox placed this may be the result of it being placed too low in the face resulting in some of the lip elevator muscles being paralyzed. This will resolve spontaneously but may take several weeks to months depending on the amount of Botox used. Hang in there and talk to your injector about what has taken place.
Thank you for your question. If you had botox placed this may be the result of it being placed too low in the face resulting in some of the lip elevator muscles being paralyzed. This will resolve spontaneously but may take several weeks to months depending on the amount of Botox used. Hang in there and talk to your injector about what has taken place. Best of luck!
Thank you for your photos and question. I'm not sure if this is your natural asymmetry or if you're asking because you recently had a Botox treatment. If it is due to your Botox you may wish to return to your injector to discuss your concerns. If this is your natural asymmetry, there are various treatments that can be utilized to help improve the imbalance. See an expert injector near you to learn more.
There are lots of potential reasons for facial asymmetry. Some of them are congenital or developmental, bad sleeping habits (sleeping primarily on one side), poor posture (weak neck muscles can lead to weakened facial muscles), dental issues, etc.Having said that, most people have mild asymmetry of their face.
Some of the most beautiful faces in the world are assymetrical.With that said, a good history and physical exam and discussion of your optimal goals is the next best step.Then aesthetic needs can be addressed more fully.Best. Dr Brecht Seattle, Wa
As someone who has injected people with Botox for more than 25 years, I can tell more from pictures than from your description. It is really tough to give you a credible answer without photos.
Thank you for your question.I'm sorry to hear about your struggles. An effective treatment for excessive sweating is Botox injections. Botox injections helps decrease the sweating which in turn can decrease bad odors. However, results are temporary and maintenance injections are needed to ...
Botox is not recommended in pregnancy or while breastfeeding since we really do not know if it can cause any problems. It will not likely be an issue for you or your baby but I would just let your Obgyn know and plan to wait until after delivery or breastfeeding to have further treatments with ...
