I have used botox (dysport) before and for the most part liked the results (mainly as it was wearing off). But now this year I am taking singing lessons and am concerned that if I do Botox again it will affect my ability to pull certain facial expressions and by extension hinder my singing ability. I notice when I sing my brows wince together in a pained/impassioned look. This is something I couldn’t do when I had Botox last year. What say you good doctors?
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Thank-you for sharing your thoughts. Botox itself most likely did not cause the lump, and it may be a bruise from the injection that has caused the lump. Alternatively, since you also had fillers in the area, the lump maybe from the fillers. I would recommend touching base with your injector and...
Frankly I am not sure if many years of Botox injections could cause enough atrophy of the frontalis muscle to make the natural boney ridge appear more prominent, however, there are many fillers that can soften the transition and make it less noticeable. If you like the result of this then fat...
Men look worse with hollow temples so botox may increase that chance. I suggest you see an expert. most of what you are "seeing" its your anatomy your bone is wider on the top and that is normal for your head shape. Best, Dr. Emer.
