I recently switched physicians because I moved. My previous doc would taken pictures of me before Botox and at my follow up appointment. The new one does not. Is it common to take photos? Should I be concerned about the second doctor's practice?
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Arian Mowlavi, MD, FACS (license on probation) says:
As discussed, your lip depressor muscle is working better than your left; this can be corrected with a)more botox on the right, or b)allowing the Botox to work more evenly; given that you received only 4 units for the entire chin, it is likely that the right side which is your stronger side did ...
Thank you for your question. You submitted a photo, and you state you visited a doctor using a Groupon, and asked the physician about improving what you describe as a number “1” as opposed to a number “11”. You want to improve the area between the brows, and the doctor recommended 50 units o...
Thank you for your question. You’re asking about the duration of Botox® effects, and whether or not there’s an effect if someone is bedridden. I can certainly give you my answer to patients who ask this question and others about Botox® every day in my practice.
A little background: I’m a Board-c...
