Couldn't this be from injecting too much or too low? It's only the inner sides of eyelids. I sent these pics to my Dr and his response was that I'm developing excess skin and this is natural and only fixed through surgery. I didn't have this at all before the injections, my eyelids were perfect.
August 15, 2016
Answer: Droopy eye after Xeomin Often times it isn't the eyelid that is actually drooping. Rather it is the relaxation of the muscle it self that can lead the eyebrow to shift downward. This shift can cause the skin on your upper eyelid to appear as a lower seated eyelid. A follow up with a board certified doctor will be best. I hope this helps.
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August 15, 2016
Answer: Droopy eye after Xeomin Often times it isn't the eyelid that is actually drooping. Rather it is the relaxation of the muscle it self that can lead the eyebrow to shift downward. This shift can cause the skin on your upper eyelid to appear as a lower seated eyelid. A follow up with a board certified doctor will be best. I hope this helps.
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July 1, 2016
Answer: Amount of product and placement are key! Hello Jennileigh23,Thank you for your question and your photos. I am sorry to hear that you were not happy with your results. The amount of product you use, and the placement of the product are key. Unfortunately the heaviness in your lids can be caused from the amount used and/or the placement of Xeomin. Only time will reverse the effect, and that is usually 3-4 months. Hope this helps.Dr Faraz
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July 1, 2016
Answer: Amount of product and placement are key! Hello Jennileigh23,Thank you for your question and your photos. I am sorry to hear that you were not happy with your results. The amount of product you use, and the placement of the product are key. Unfortunately the heaviness in your lids can be caused from the amount used and/or the placement of Xeomin. Only time will reverse the effect, and that is usually 3-4 months. Hope this helps.Dr Faraz
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