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In general, Botox will not help fix a lazy eye. I would recommend having your eye examined by a board certified opthalmologist. This will be necessary to provide you with advice. I hope this information helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
Botox can not be correct a lazy eye. I suggest you consult a board certified ophthalmologist to see what type of treatments may be best for you.
Botox will not help your lazy eye. You are very pretty and you do seem to have a little ptosis on the left side. There are some Mueller's muscle stimulant drops that you can use foe temporary correct. Check with you local ophthalmologist. These drops are inexpensive and work well. A simple correction can be attained by using the over the counter red reduction drops in your eye which also briefly stimulate Mueller's muscle. But do see your local eye doctor or plastic surgeon. Then there is the surgical correction of ptosis which should work very well for you. This is a simple surgery that a skilled plastic surgeon can do with ease. Hope this helps. My Best, Dr C
If you have a bump a month after Botox injections which is growing larger you should immediately return to your dermatologist. It is possible that there is a cyst that has formed that needs to be adressed.
I have never seen the side effect you are describing from a simple Botox injection. I would continue to follow-up with a neuro-opthalmologist to evaluate the situation and if it is from Botox it should return to normal. Please let me know what happens.
To have a "brow lift" from Botox it can take 25 to 50 units injected in the proper places in the forehead and glabella area. 10 units would not be enough. Please consult a board certified dermatologist with experience in Botox for the best results.
