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One eyebrow raising much higher than the other after Botox. Is this normal?

hgeorge1
Hello, I have had Botox in the ‘11’ lines and my forehead five days ago. When relaxed both eyebrows are at the same position, however when I try to raise my brows, one raises to a very high ‘spock like’ appearance, whilst the other barely moves. I am worried this will get worse over time. Is there anything I can do or do I need to wait for it to wear-off? Is this normal?

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