I have botox all around my eyes for crow's feet. I also for the first time got a tiny amount injected right below each bottom lash line. The photo of the left is my left eye prior to the under lash line injection. The photo on the right is my left eye after the under lash line injection. It's obviously different. Is this caused by the botox? What are my options? Does this mean I can never have that area injected again without this happening?
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November 29, 2015
Answer: Change in eyelid position due to Botox injection
Hello, Thank you for your question. Should you be a candidate for this treatment, your jawline can be gently reshaped to make it less angular and prominent, narrowing the contour of your lower face to create a more feminine appearance. The Botox, injected in both sides of the jaw,...
It appears that you are having swelling from the laser procedure. You can take an antihistamine or ice the area and it should help the swelling resolve. The V-Beam usually works best for facial rosacea and does not cause this swelling. Best, Dr. Green
Hello, Thank you for your question.Typically the dose administered is based on your muscles' strength, activity, and density. It is improve that you receive the proper dose to relax these muscles; however, doubling your dose doesn't necessarily leads to a longer lasting treatment. Having...
