I wanted to know if it is possible to get an alar reduction with Botox or such other fillers ? (Photo)

I would agree that you should give it two weeks. However, ultimately the brow lift achieved with botox is limited. Your "marks" appear to be in exactly the right place. Adding more units doesn't usually help much but sometimes it does. Ultimately it won't be enough to make up for the skin laxity...

There are no specific foods to avoid after Botox. Moreso with fillers, where bruising is more likely, I advise avoiding things that thin the blood such as alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E, ginseng, green tea & gingko.

I am wondering if you are on blood thinners since such bleeding is not usual from Botox, especially under the eye, where the injection is done just under the skin. And it sounds like the muscle was weakened too much from a heavy dose, causing ectropion. I would check with an oculoplastic ...

Smiling naturally changes the facial contour and trying to perfect your smile at the expense of either overfilled lips (a problem obviously seen by others) or through muscle paralysis with botox are both bad bad eyes Jenny.  I've seen a few people who had botox injected at other offices to t...

Hello, and thanks for your question and photos. In my opinion, there are a couple of issues that would need to be addressed in order to optimally treat the lines that are bothersome to you. First, I would start with a small amount of Botox in each lower eyelid to address the component ...

Botox works by relaxing the dynamic muscles that cause wrinkles. If you then try to activate them through exercise and succeed, they will once again compress the skin and create creases and wrinkles. In other words, I don't recommend facial exercises at all after Botox treatments. Regular body...