Botox in pectoralis major/minor for tight muscles, would that be a possible solution?

Hi, Botox has been approved by the FDA for several medical uses including upper limb spasticity. This is often seen in patients have had strokes and other brain injuries. It's is also used for treatment of blepharospasm which is twitching involving the muscles which close the eyes....

I'm sorry you had this experience. It sounds like you received too few units for the areas you wanted treated. When you are under-treated in an area, it can cause other muscles in the area to over compensate for those treated, resulting in an unnatural look. It can be fixed by returning to your...

It's hard to say for sure without an in-person evaluation, but very stubborn frown lines can often see improvement through a combination of BOTOX and injectable fillers. Injectable fillers add volume and fill in deep lines and indentations, while BOTOX temporarily paralyzes the muscles so the...

An off-label use of Botox in the jaw is a nice non-surgical option to make the jaw fuller. This will slim the masseter muscle over the actual jaw bone and gives the overall symmetric appearance.

Botox is a wonderful drug when used properly. Botox is not Botox when it is injected by somebody who is inexperienced. It appears that you might have had too much Botox around your crows feet. This will give you an indentation when your facial muscles are pulling your cheeks up but you have no...

Dear aiden, Thank you for your question.Persistent 11s can be divided into static and dynamic lines.Dynamic lines happen due to muscle activity. Botox reduces muscle action.Static lines occur due to dermal skin thinning from repeated muscle movement, and in your case, frowning. If your...