My ears move excessively when I chew, talk or smile and sometimes involuntarily at rest. Can botox treat the issue to eliminate or minimize the movement of my ears? What muscles would need to be injected? Thank you in advance!
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March 15, 2018
Answer: Botox/Xeomin/Dysport & Ear Movement--Results Resolve in 3-4 months
Thank you for your question. This is a rare complication of Botox and you can use Iopidine eye drops to help open your eyelids. However, eye drops will not shorten the effect of your Botox treatment. Your eyelids will return to their position once your Botox wears off in 3-6 months. I recommend...
There are a number of different methods of injecting the masseter and one method which is often used injects too medially so that the smile can be affected. unfortunately it just has to wear off and next time discuss this with yhour doctor and be sure you see a board certified and experience...
18 is a bit too young for Botox. Based on your photograph, your skin has sustained pretty significant amount of sun damage, and that is why you notice your lines so early. I highly suggest using daily sunscreen and start with a good medical grade skincare. I like...
