I have consecutive alternating exotropia which is only visible when I look to the right (which I avoid). My ophthalmologist told me I shouldn’t do anything as it’s not very visible but it’s really affecting my confidence. I tried searching for an ophthalmologist who specializes in Botox treatments but I couldn’t find any information. Thank you.
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Sounds like your Botox treatment was not performed in the best of fashions. The glabella consists of a number of muscles and those muscles need to be injected with botox after a physical exam. Once the corrugators and the procerus are injected they will flatten out and become much smaller in a...
No, the injections for these two problems take place in different areas of the forehead. The 11s in the central area and the lift on the outsides or above the lateral most eyebrows.