Can I have Botox? I have idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis from having meningococcal septicaemia.

Hi Klara32, You asked a very common question. The answer is yes, you can achieve a lateral brow lift AND address the upper part of the forehead at the same time. It requires a skilled injector and very precise placement of the Botox to achieve this without causing drooping of the upper eyelid...

There is no current evidence showing Botox causing connective tissue disorders.  The product is FDA approved and has been used by millions of patients. Visit with an expert injector in your area to learn more.

Thank you for your question. I think a combination of Botox and fillers would work great to treat the crease on your cheek. Another option you may find to be of interest are PDO threads. Threads are inserted under the skin and threads grip the skin underneath. Pulling these threads tightens th...

You can have your plastic surgery and ask the plastic surgeon to administer Botox while you're asleep. This should not interfere with the results and may make your experience a more pleasant one. The only thing, the doctor has to mark you ahead of time for the proper treatment. Good luck from...

Botox browlift is a subtle way to lift the brows by targeting specific parts of the orbicularis oculi muscle. However, increasing the number of units is not always an options as the Botox can diffuse to other muscles and cause potential upper eyelid drooping. You can also treat the corrugator...

Botox in the masseter muscle is a great procedure that I do daily in my office.  Unfortunately if there was an injection done improperly there is no way to fix this now.  With a few months it will go away and come back to normal.  Please consult an expert in Botox injections for the best co...