Botox for asymmetrical smile - would an injection at Yonsei point help? (photo)

Hello and thank you for your question. Botox and vaccines have very distinct formulas and purposes and should not have any direct effects on each other. Furthermore, there are no existing studies that claim a connection between the two. However, and although rare, it is possible to have allergic...

Hello and thank you for your question. Botox is generally a safe procedure, but in the hands of an inexperienced injector, complications may occur. Side effects may include droopy eyelids or Botox migrating from the injection site to the adjacent muscles. But these are only temporary and should...

Since botox is injected locally and remains in the muscles in which it is injected, there should be no problem to have it injected while on antibiotics. Botox is injected in small amounts and is not absorbed systemically requiring metabolism/excretion by the liver/kidneys, therefore it would not...

Botox injections relax the muscles in which it is injected. It can be used to lower the arch in brows, or to lift brows. It can be used to alter the shape of the brow slightly, but it would most likely not be a drastic change. A few units injected just above the arch would cause the arch to sit...

When botox is injected into a muscle, it causes that muscle to relax. Since muscles in our face move together to make facial expressions, paralyzing/relaxing one of the muscles may lead you to use other muscles more than before injections to compensate for the lack of muscle movement in other...