Botox doesn't work anymore! Is there a way to make it work again?

Hello hvar,Thanks for your question.With years of use of various neurotoxins, you have most likely developed significant antibodies.  In this situation, one thing that you can do is just use a larger does to try and offset the effect of the antibodies on removing the neurotoxin before it can even work to weaken the muscle.  Of note, it may be time for other treatments such as laser and surgery to manage some of the areas of wrinkles.See a specialist in facial rejuvenation, both Surgical and Nonsurgical, to be evaluated for the best option.Good luck,Dr. Shah

You may want to consider having a more aggressive treatment, or explore other options if your body has built up a resistance to Botox. Fillers may help depending on the area you'd like to have treated.

Thank you for your question. Please have your injector take good picture with you performing scowling or full smile motions. Take these pictures before and after. I am sure you will notice a difference. After time, the muscles can be so atrophied that the amount of improvement may seem less because the muscle isn't as strong to begin with before the treatment.I hope this helps.- Dr. Bryson Richards