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Should I be able to lift brows post Botox for several years? (Photo)

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blueeyes5Feb 7, 2022

I’ve had Botox for several years for migraines. Lately, I notice I can lift my brows and the middle of my forehead skin is all “loose and wrinkly”. Is this normal after all these years or should I find someone else?

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