I had the forehead done, not the crows feet. Still have moderate forehead movement but my upper eyelids have sunken in. I read there are fat pads in the eyes but no where have I found any reasoning behind sudden loss with Botox. I can’t even apply make up today on my eye lid as it is so sunken in. I understand the eye brows can sink if Botox is done incorrectly but I don’t think that has happened when I look at older pictures of myself. Also that doesn’t explain the hollowness. Please help.
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I’m sorry to hear you are having anxiety problems. I’m also sorry to repeat what other Drs have told you. The Botox has nothing to do with your anxiety issue. You need to see a Dr who specializes in treating anxiety disorders.
Hi hellenium,I have nothing against dermawand but I prefer it done by a professional and maintained on a monthly basis. This way you are sure that the electrical stimulation hits the muscle and not just the skin. For some, dermawands are considered Botox's best friend, specially if the patient h...
Hello. I agree with some other answers that this may have been a pre-existing condition that for some reason is worse now. I usually use at least 30 units to each masseter and bring patients back in 2-4 weeks for reassessment. Many times they need 20 more units to each side. Therefore, it is u...