i had 6 units under each crows feet, 10 glabellar, 8 forehead (i do it every 8 months) one month ago. this time, different provider and my smile looks weird: asymmetric cheek (or whatever asymmetry is exaccerbated) and my already full cheeks puff up and now when i smile they are gianormous! is it misplacement of botox (i had half a syring of filler tooin region of nl folds, may be that?)
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December 2, 2016
Answer: Smile affected by botox treatment of crow's feet
Matthew Brace, MDFacial Plastic Surgeon, Certified in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
Thank you for your question. It is okay to have Botox injected where dermal filler was already placed. What you are experiencing is probably some swelling and should resolve soon. You can apply cold compresses to the area to help reduce the swelling. I recommend contacting your treating...
Thank you for your question. It is no problem to wear a hat after Botox treatment. This does not cause enough pressure to affect the outcome. It is best to avoid massaging, rubbing or lying down for 4 hours after treatment. Also, avoid exercise up to 24 hours. Best of Luck!
Botox resistance occurs with number of patients but there are alternatives to Botox that can be used. As expected, those alternatives are not as popular because they cost more and there is greater discomfort after injection. I would suggest you to talk to your provider about Dysport and Myobloc....
