My PCP told me I should get Botox for my migraines since the past treatments we tried haven’t worked and I already have the authorization from my insurance. I’m 22 and I have a very, very deep wrinkle between my eyebrows and it is now permanently furrowed even with no movement, so it looks like I’m always angry. Will the Botox procedure for the migraine fix that area automatically or will I need to go get cosmetic Botox afterwards? It’s only on the left side between my eyebrows.
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Yes it definitely can. Hormonal migraines affect many women who are taking hormonal medications or going through menopause or PMS. In such cases, Botox treatment has been identified as a solution for women who are suffering from chronic migraines associated with hormones.
Hello, and thank you for your question!
The best type of practitioner to see for Botox is a plastic surgeon. They are more experienced with Botox and other types of injectables. While other doctors and dentists are able to do it, it is highly recommended that you see a board-certified plastic...
Hello and thanks for your question. Botox should not leave divots in the skin. Small bumps may be present after injection, but they go away within 30-45 minutes. Follow up with your provider to see if they may have been present prior to the injections. Good luck to you!
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