I have gotten Botox about 5 times over the last several years for lines on the forehead, between the brows and crows feet. The last two times I got injections the doctor put quite a few injections in my hairline. This seems odd to me and I can't seem to figure out what lines that would treat or what effect it would have other then diminishing some sweating which is not a problem for me. Is it a way of charging me for extra units that aren't really needed?
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Thank you for your question, and I can understand your confusion. Botox itself does cause temporary results, as seen by the return of wrinkles when no longer effective in a particular location of the face. Botox's administration, however, may have unintended effects that may...
Thank you for photos and question. I would recommend waiting another week before assessing the final look with Botox. As for the fillers, the lumps do soften with each week. I tell my patients not to mold them or massage them as they will soften on their own. If you are...
Allergy testing is not commonly performed prior to Botox administration. However, given your risk for anaphalaxis, it is advisable to have your injector or allergist perform an allergy test using the botulinum toxin.