I had Botox 5 weeks ago and I have movement in my eyes and forehead already . Do I have to right to insist on a refund?

If you had too little Botox injected, it could be that your muscles were able to recover more quickly. A very small percentage of patients are resistant to Botox. If you had too little, it could have resulted as a result of you not wanting to spend more, or a poor determination by the injector. If you are resistant, there isn't a way for your doctor to determine that until after you've had the treatment. Since there is no real negligence that I can determine from your question, it doesn't sound like you would be entitled to a refund. You should figure out if you got enough. If you did, then Botox may not be a great option for you long term if you're resistant to the treatment and it wears off too quickly. You may want to also inquire if you got genuine Botox or if your doctor is using a different product.

Thank you for your question about Botox.You may not have had enough.  It is difficult to say without more information.To be sure, see two or more licensed and 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 these treatments.I hope this helps.

When you get botox injections, they last typically 3-4 months and movement is normal. You should have movement in the areas injected otherwise you won't look normal. You never want the areas frozen completely. It should not move as much as if you never had the botox though, Just less. Occasionally you may need a touch up botox which there is usually a charge for. Our office only charges $150 for a touch up if it is done within 2 weeks of the original injections.  After that it is the full charge for the injections. Botox varies from person to person. If you get too little botox injected initially, then it doesn't last either so avoid those cheap groupon places and never get less than what your doc recommends or it won't last. Any less than 20 units per area is wasted money as a rough rule.