so why dont doctors explain this beforehand? I got a bit of botox injected to lift my eyebrows. This was two days ago. Since then, my eyes look smaller and my eyelids dropped. Is this permanent? Its like i got the opposite of what I went there for!
August 29, 2017
Answer: Droopy Eyes I'm sorry that you got the opposite effect than intended. Botox can give an eyebrow lift with pleasing results if injected properly. However, a known adverse effect of Botox is ptosis or the droopiness. It can either be from:
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August 29, 2017
Answer: Droopy Eyes I'm sorry that you got the opposite effect than intended. Botox can give an eyebrow lift with pleasing results if injected properly. However, a known adverse effect of Botox is ptosis or the droopiness. It can either be from:
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August 28, 2017
Answer: Botox brow lift Botox essentially has a push pull effect. The muscles in the forehead lift the brows where as the muscles around the eye pull the brow downward. If you are looking to raise the eyebrow, the injection sight is placed lateral to the eye and slightly below the brow. This will relax the muscle around the eye causing the forehead muscle to pull the brow upwards. Perhaps your injector treated the wrong muscle. Thats unfortunate. Botox is temporary and your brow should restore it's natural position in a couple months. Seeking an experienced provider is essential.
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August 28, 2017
Answer: Botox brow lift Botox essentially has a push pull effect. The muscles in the forehead lift the brows where as the muscles around the eye pull the brow downward. If you are looking to raise the eyebrow, the injection sight is placed lateral to the eye and slightly below the brow. This will relax the muscle around the eye causing the forehead muscle to pull the brow upwards. Perhaps your injector treated the wrong muscle. Thats unfortunate. Botox is temporary and your brow should restore it's natural position in a couple months. Seeking an experienced provider is essential.
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