I just got Botox on Sunday in my forehead. It seems to be working great except on one side. With every facial expression one eyebrow stays in place and the other raises (kind of the the actor the Rock). Will the other eyebrow eventually not move too or do I need to get more injections on that side?
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September 27, 2013
Answer: Assymetry of eyebrows is normal, but can be fixed
Botox works for muscle movement so if you put Botox in the lip area then it most likely will not move (i.e. it will be hard to smile or move the mouth area). The better idea is to either dissolve the one side that is higher or put in more Juvederm to the side that needs “lifting.”
Extreme tiredness does not seem likely to be a side effect of Botox. It is unclear what may
be causing your symptoms, and I would advise that you see your primary care
physician for a check up.
First: Botox is not a bacteria. It is derived from a bacteria. It can not cause an infection.
Second: I would not inject a know pregnant woman with Botox. There is no good reason not to, but with pregancy, I and nearly all physicians, tread with undo caution...