Can Botox fix a big orbicularis oris muscle?

Hello Tony, and thank you for reaching out with your query. Considering your age and the photos you've shared, it appears you could greatly benefit from botulinum toxin treatments, such as Botox or Dysport, especially for addressing your frown lines between the eyes and the horizontal lines on...

An alternative to Botox such as Dysport or Daxxify may give you the correction you are wanting. Each neuromodulator is formulated a little differently and may give you improvement. I've included a video I hope you find helpful.

Dear Allegra_00, thank you for your thoughtful and important question. Botox (botulinum toxin) does not increase the risk of Bell's palsy recurring. Bell’s palsy is a sudden, usually temporary paralysis of the facial nerve, often related to viral inflammation, whereas Botox works at the n...

To help resolve the appearance of one brow being a little higher then the other I would recommend botox. A couple units of botox can help lower brow.

Hi, I’m Lauren, the aesthetic injector at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. Both Botox and Dysport are FDA-approved neurotoxins that effectively treat crow’s feet. They work in very similar ways by relaxing the muscles that cause fine lines. The main difference is that Dysport tends to kick in ...

If you had toxin to the lateral eye, undereye, or upper cheek, it could worsen the look by making the orbicularis oculi muscle (the one around the eye) weaker, allowing the fat pads of the undereye to bulge out more. If you didn't have any toxin to these areas it is unlikely that the toxin is...