I got botox on the muscles in both sides of my jaw because I clenched my teeth, now about 2 weeks after doing the procedure I notice my smile is different, like the smile doesn't expand as it used to, will it go back to normal?
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I have performed Botox injections on patients who have a history of breast cancer with their oncologist's approval. Some patients might have a weaker immune system or their blood counts might be affected, but provided that there is not a high probability of bruising nor higher risk of infection...
As we get older the skin gets more lax.
Weight loss can also do this.
There are some nice non surgical skin firming techniques that may help improve this.
Bipolar radio frequency and microneedling.
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Seattle, Wa
After injection of the forehead or eyelids with Botox, ptosis can occur from a droop of the eyelid or heaviness of the brow. Time is key to allow the neurotoxin to fully disappear. Additionally, the Botox may have uncovered a need for eyelid or brow surgery due to a heavy brow or...
