The injector injected a lot, more than I’ve ever had in the past into the region above my eyebrows, part of the glabellar region left and right and when I raise my eyebrows there is an indent about a nickel size on the left and the right where she injected. When I relax my face you can’t really notice anything. Was wondering will this get better as the Botox wears off? Basically this nurse injector injected too much in my opinion into small areas.
July 31, 2019
Answer: Botox side effects Thank you for your question. I'm sorry that you didn't achieve the look you were expecting. You may need to follow up with your injector to correct the issue. However, indentations should wear off once the Botox does. All the best!
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July 31, 2019
Answer: Botox side effects Thank you for your question. I'm sorry that you didn't achieve the look you were expecting. You may need to follow up with your injector to correct the issue. However, indentations should wear off once the Botox does. All the best!
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July 9, 2019
Answer: Unwanted Side Effects after Botox Thank you for your question. Facial muscles all work together and are in balance with each other. Botox injections may seem easy, but the injector must take into account the interplay of all these muscles. The indentation marks the boundary where the Botox is working and the adjacent frontalis, which has not been treated and may be pulling that area as a consequence. I encourage you to schedule a follow up with your injector to determine whether additional Botox is needed to even out your results. This is not at all unusual, particularly when injecting a patient for the first time and is easily corrected. I wish you all the best as you continue to pursue your aesthetic goals.
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July 9, 2019
Answer: Unwanted Side Effects after Botox Thank you for your question. Facial muscles all work together and are in balance with each other. Botox injections may seem easy, but the injector must take into account the interplay of all these muscles. The indentation marks the boundary where the Botox is working and the adjacent frontalis, which has not been treated and may be pulling that area as a consequence. I encourage you to schedule a follow up with your injector to determine whether additional Botox is needed to even out your results. This is not at all unusual, particularly when injecting a patient for the first time and is easily corrected. I wish you all the best as you continue to pursue your aesthetic goals.
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