Since you inject near the eye (corrugator) and at the lateral orbicularis muscle. Doesn't the orbicularis muscle work for preventing fluid retention in the eyes. If you weaken the orbicularis muscle won't that cause fluid retention as it can't escape the weak muscle = puffy upper eyelids.
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Botox is a wonderful treatment for the crow's feet! It can really soften the lines without changing your smile. You get beautiful natural results if done properly. The recommended amount is 24 units but, as with all cosmetic procedures, this should be customized to help you achieve your best...
There are 2 methods to treat the masseter with Botox--5 injection sites and 3 injection sites. The 5 method injects Botox more medial and can definitely affect the smile to keep you from having a wide big smile so see if you can discuss with your doctor the 3 injection site method. see a board ...
Thank you for your question asweganj. I am sorry to hear about your situation. Botox
is a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial
expression. A rare side effect of Botox is droopy eyelids. This is temporary and treatable. It is treated with apraclonidine 0.5% ophthalmic ...