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I can't move eye brows and they're coming down after two weeks from having botox. Is this right? (Photo)

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ChraFeb 18, 2014

For the first time I had botox before 2 weeks and I had a slightly asymmetrical eye brow everything was ok till I went for a correction before one week since then I can't lift my eye brows and my eye brows are coming down I'm a mother of three kids and 29 years recently divorced my life turned to hell pls tell me anything that make me feel better I want to suicide I'm having panic attached

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