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

For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in-person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest...

It is important to set up a consult with your provider to determine what will work best for you. Botox for a migraine is usually done in the temples, forehead, neck, scalp, back of the head, upper back, or masseter. It is most likely that you will need to get cosmetic Botox afterwards to fix the...

Yes it definitely can. Hormonal migraines affect many women who are taking hormonal medications or going through menopause or PMS. In such cases, Botox treatment has been identified as a solution for women who are suffering from chronic migraines associated with hormones.

Just like any procedure, the best person to do it is not so much a particular specialty, but someone who treats your condition that you trust. A CMF surgeon who does both aesthetic surgery as well as treats TMJ will be the best. You would be able to express the type of look you want (or want to...

Botox Cosmetic does not cause divots.  The product is mixed with normal saline and, once injected, takes effect at its receptor and then the volume goes away.  I would speak with the person who actually performed your injections and let them know your concern.All the best,-Gregory A Buford MD F...