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Thank you for your question in regards to Botox. The small amount drained into your throat should have no effect to your stomach, or your eye. To be sure, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment.I hope this helps.
Thank you for sharing your concerns. Due to the small amount of Botox getting absorbed by your body, it would be very unlikely to have a problem. Follow up with your doctor if there are any symptoms. Good luck,
It would be highly unlikely that the small amount that got into your eye, etc.. would cause a problem. Best of luck.
since Botox was initially used to treat problems with the eye it is not likely that it is going to cause any problem. additionally, the extremely small amount that you received into the throat and stomach should have no effect
The problem would not be the systemic absorption, it would be the effects it has on the eye and it's muscles. It could affect the iris leading to dilation. This would cause problems with inability to contract the pupil and can lead to difficulty tolerating sunlight. It depends how much got in. It is not enough to cause any other effects on the body.
The small amount that went into your tear duct and subsequently into your throat should pose no serious problems. Check with your physician if any should arise but it's unlikely at this time that problems would show up.
I would check with your treating physician since it sounds as if you are still aware of it. For the best cosmetic results please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green
I would use artificial tears every one hour while awake for a few days. I would also drink lots of water. It is highly unlikely that there will be any consequence from this.
One to Two units in the DAO should last about three to four months- that is the average in any area injected. The other area should last the same amount of time. Best, Dr. Green
It is rare but possible that you have developed antibodies to Botox. I would try one more time with stronger units and if that doesn't work you can try Xeomin. Please keep us posted. Best, Dr. Green
The reason you have a crease is because the brow was lifted from the Botox procedure. It can be corrected with some SMALL additional amounts of Botox to relax the lift but it has to be done VERY carefully as to not drop the brow.