I've read online instances of Botox possibly being the culprit. To your knowledge, can it indeed be the cause? If so, will dry mouth go away after a period of time?
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Although the quality of your photo is not very good and so it is hard to provide advise, I can see that your eyebrows are raised in the photo (dynamic lines). You're very lucky to have such great skin when taking into consideration your lifestyle and so you will see great benefits from...
There is possibility that the nerve was touched with Botox injection. This should be temporarily and it will get better within over time. If it doesn’t get better within a week, I would advise you to contact your provider just to be safe. When it comes to headache, it is frequent occurrence a...
Runny nose is not one of the side effects after Botox injections. You may be experiencing some sort of infection, allergies, or flu and cold symptoms. If your runny nose is not going away, then I would advise you to contact your physician. Good luck!