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botox can help nostril flare will need to be done every 3 months. at home dermarolling weekly also helps (see link). Best, Dr. Emer.
You certainly can botox nearly any where on the human body to fix aberrant muscle twitching, and there are specific muscles designed to flare the nostrils. However, one thing to always be cautious with when botoxing around the mouth and nose is that temporarily paralyzing those muscles can have disastrous consequences if not done carefully. For instance, it is possible to botox around the mouth carefully, but if too much botox gets in the wrong place, difficulty with mouth function and drooling can ensue. Similarly, around the nose, if not done carefully, the botox can cause issues with getting enough air in that particular side of the nose, as well as the possibility of botox running down toward the mouth with gravity under the skin and causing the above-mentioned difficulty with oral competence. Ultimately, work very slowly with your plastic surgeon in these areas. Just a few units of botox at a time and observe over the coming days how it impacts you. Eventually, you both will hit on a safe routine. Hope that helps!
Based on your description of muscle movement you may have (Synkinesis is a neurological symptom in which a voluntary muscle movement causes the simultaneous involuntary of other muscles).I would recommend getting a proper neurological diagnosis before trying Botox or surgery
Botox, Dysport, Jeauveau and Xeomin are Botulinums available in the US to treat a whole host of problems like the angry 11s, forehead lines and crow feet, and what you wouldn't think about like bunny lines, gummy smile, lip flip, nostril flare, T-zone sweating, excessive sweating of the palms and underarms, reducing the masseter muscles, migraines, etc. It's truly become the miracle drug of the centrury. All the best from Boston, Dr. Onir
Hello and thank you for your question. We always recommend a face-to-face consultation for advice however from what you have provided here yes botox would be a great choice to treat this.I hope that helps, please always a seek a qualified and experienced practitioner for any cosmetic treatment, best wishes
No studies show that smoking or vaping significantly affect botox. Although you should note that smoking does not do good to the skin. Consult with your doctor to know more about this treatment.
It should not be an issue if you only have a blood clot. It is different when you have a blood clotting disorder. Contact your doctor to know more about this.
Thank you for your question Despite there being a risk of occlusion with fillers injected into veins, there are, as yet, no risks of botox being injected into arteries and veins. If anything, it may improve the blood flow as it relaxes the muscle surrounding the artery
Hi @Courageous631849! Great questions. There are a few reasons why Botox does not last in some people. 1, You are being under dosed. Average patient uses 64 units for the forehead, frown lines, and crow’s feet. 2. High metabolizer. Reasons for this include aerobic exercise running, HIIT. G...
That crease that is forming is caused by the insertion of the Procereus muscle. Botox is the perfect solution for that line. It needs to be placed at the right depth for it to work so make sure you go to an experienced provider. I have a case on my Botox results page where we did Botox and...
A variety of options can be used to address the problem you are experiencing including PDO threads. CoolSculpting to reduce fat if there are. In order to tighten and firm your skin, I would suggest combining Secret RF with Fraxel. Botox and fillers are also wonderful options when appropriate....
