Hi, I got botox (+ maybe restylane) in Feb 2012 on forehead, and still had a lil movement in the middle of my FH that looked strange. So I went back 2 wks later and the DR injected a little more in the middle. FH was perfect after that. But since it all wore off 4 mths later, when I sleep on my sides and wake up, I have 2 devil lines. I even tried injecting more botox last week hoping it would help - it didn't (all other lines are reduced though) Any idea why, and what I can do to fix ? Thanks
October 30, 2012
Answer: Botox and lines in the forehead
From what you've posted, it's very difficult to tell what exactly is happening. Treating the forehead with a neuromodulator over time can lessen the severity of those lines, however, if you're not visiting an experienced and well-trained injector, you might not be getting the best results and all options available to you.
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October 30, 2012
Answer: Botox and lines in the forehead
From what you've posted, it's very difficult to tell what exactly is happening. Treating the forehead with a neuromodulator over time can lessen the severity of those lines, however, if you're not visiting an experienced and well-trained injector, you might not be getting the best results and all options available to you.
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October 29, 2012
Answer: Devil lines on forehead
In my experience, Botox alone does not work very well for diagonal lines on the forehead. The reason for this is that those lines are not caused by muscle movement (like the horizontal lines across the forehead), but are normally caused more by the sleeping position of the head. I would recommend using a filler in the diagonal lines. My preference would be Belotero because this can be injected more superficially than the other fillers and can have a greater effect than something that is injected more deeply.
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October 29, 2012
Answer: Devil lines on forehead
In my experience, Botox alone does not work very well for diagonal lines on the forehead. The reason for this is that those lines are not caused by muscle movement (like the horizontal lines across the forehead), but are normally caused more by the sleeping position of the head. I would recommend using a filler in the diagonal lines. My preference would be Belotero because this can be injected more superficially than the other fillers and can have a greater effect than something that is injected more deeply.
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