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Botox in the elevens. I can still see the wrinkles. Do you think it's the way she injected or the Botox she used? (Photo)

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Miramar.Jun 5, 2019

Hello, I am concerned and need an advice. I had14 unites of Botox between my eyebrows and also on my forehead (26 total) but I still can see the eleven wrinkles. I went back for a touch up and she added 6 more units, some between my eyes and some in the top of my forehead clear to my hair, but the wrinkles are still there. Do you think that is the way she injected or the Botox she used.

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