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Some patients complain of a visible thinning of the skin after many years of Botox use. This isn't a common issue but patients who start Botox in their early 20s, can be at risk for this side effect. In this case skin on a patient’s forehead can get thinner, and the muscles weaker. The skin will not thicken if you stop getting Botox injections. Once Botox wears off, wrinkles begin to reappear again and do not become worse after the treatment. However, since you have become used to smoother skin and a youthful appearance, it might come as a shock when the Botox wears off. Best wishes.
Botox does not alter skin thickness. Consistent use of Retin A containing products and some chemical peels can thicken the epidermis and dermis.
Botox does not typically affect the thickness of skin, though some patients report that the muscles that have been repeatedly treated may weaken to some degree. This could be related to the treated muscle's activity being decreased for a prolonged time.
For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in-person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest...
Hi! Thank you for your question! Botox to the Nasalis (to improve "bunny lines") and botox to the NARES (to improve nose flare) are ok to do after you have had a surgical rhinoplasty, however it is important to note that this will not make your nose "smaller". A Liquid Rhinoplasty (nose filler)...
Thank you for your question and for providing photos. You may have an overdeveloped masseter, which can create a wide jawline appearance due to clenching or grinding of the teeth, or due to genetics. Botox is an excellent option for slenderizing the jawline. When injected into the masseter...
