Botox has left a heavy shelf/muscle over my eyebrows and want to know if more botox can fix it or wait it out to fade in time.
Answer: Botox results I'm sorry you are unhappy with your Botox results. Botox effects will gradually fade over approximately three to four months. You will return to the look you had prior to treatment. Always see an expert injector for optimal results.
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Answer: Botox results I'm sorry you are unhappy with your Botox results. Botox effects will gradually fade over approximately three to four months. You will return to the look you had prior to treatment. Always see an expert injector for optimal results.
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October 11, 2024
Answer: Botox Thank you for posting your question here let me start by stating that my answer is based on the limited information and pictures provided. for a more detailed and bespoke plan please consult with a plastic surgeon in person. adding more botox will unlikely take that area down especially if you already have no movement in it and you might risk dropping your eyebrows. The other issue is that the ridge that you are seeing could be the result of your bone having a ridge and not necessarily your muscle which I cannot tell just based on the pictures. If it is your muscle then over time and with regular botox injections it might weaken and attenuate but if it is your bone and it's bothering you then you can consult with a plastic surgeon who can potentially shave down the bone to give you a smoother transition. I hope this helps, best of Luck!
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October 11, 2024
Answer: Botox Thank you for posting your question here let me start by stating that my answer is based on the limited information and pictures provided. for a more detailed and bespoke plan please consult with a plastic surgeon in person. adding more botox will unlikely take that area down especially if you already have no movement in it and you might risk dropping your eyebrows. The other issue is that the ridge that you are seeing could be the result of your bone having a ridge and not necessarily your muscle which I cannot tell just based on the pictures. If it is your muscle then over time and with regular botox injections it might weaken and attenuate but if it is your bone and it's bothering you then you can consult with a plastic surgeon who can potentially shave down the bone to give you a smoother transition. I hope this helps, best of Luck!
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October 11, 2024
Answer: Could be bone Your eyebrows seem a little low centrally but the ridge above that is likely to be bone. We shape and remove that regularly along with a brow lift. Very beautifying!
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October 11, 2024
Answer: Could be bone Your eyebrows seem a little low centrally but the ridge above that is likely to be bone. We shape and remove that regularly along with a brow lift. Very beautifying!
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October 11, 2024
Answer: Forehead contouring These “shelf’s” are bonny prominences called supraorbital ridges and correction can be achieved only by means of surgery. This means an incision along the hairline and flattening of these ridges with a burr. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, possibly someone with craniofacial surgery background, would help. Good luck.
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October 11, 2024
Answer: Forehead contouring These “shelf’s” are bonny prominences called supraorbital ridges and correction can be achieved only by means of surgery. This means an incision along the hairline and flattening of these ridges with a burr. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, possibly someone with craniofacial surgery background, would help. Good luck.
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October 11, 2024
Answer: Heavy brow after Botox It’s unlikely that more Botox will help at this point. When patients get heaviness in their brow after Botox, I recommend considering Ultherapy to the forehead. This can give a minimal brow lift and is nowhere near as extensive as a brow lift.
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October 11, 2024
Answer: Heavy brow after Botox It’s unlikely that more Botox will help at this point. When patients get heaviness in their brow after Botox, I recommend considering Ultherapy to the forehead. This can give a minimal brow lift and is nowhere near as extensive as a brow lift.
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