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From the submitted photos it appears the width between your eyes is normal. Regardless Botox would not impact this width. Botox is used to soften the appearance of lines and wrinkles around the crows feet, between the eyes and forehead area. It can also be used to give a conservative lift to the brow.
Hey there! Great question - unfortunately, botox will not help with the positioning of your eyes. If it's a matter of facial balancing, you may have to consider the shape/position of your brows or even the bridge of your nose (both aren't in the photos). Best thing would be an in-person consultation to discuss your goals and learn about the potential options. Hope that helps!
The answer to your question is NO, Botox is not going to change the distance between your eyes which appears to be absolutely normal. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City Plastic Surgery.
We do not have many reports about Botox's effect on salivary glands, submandibular glands included. The recent report about Botox use to reduce parotid gland hypertrophy has shown about 10-12% percent volume reduction after several weeks. Repeated injections may be needed to keep glands under...
You may be noticing the counter muscle (vs. the treated muscle) reacting when you make exaggerated facial expressions. As you have not had this issue with Botox or Dysport you may want to remain with those products instead of Juveau.
I encourage you to visit with an expert injector for an evaluation. If the brows are treated incorrectly it can make the brow appear and/or feel heavy. In contrast, when treated correctly Botox can give a more refreshed appearance to the eyes.
