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There may be many competent injectors in both states.Unfortunately the majority of injectors are non-physician assistants. Most do not understand the mechanism of action and have poor understanding of the anatomical variations.Your best bet is to find a surgeon who operates on the face routinely and has intimate knowledge of anatomy and its variations, and takes the time to carefully evaluate you and personally inject you. After the first injection session, the results will be evident within 5 days. If there are any trouble spots, a good injector will touch them up and adjust future treatments accordingly.Find a physician who loves what he is doing and takes the time to get it right.I am sure there are plenty in NY and NJ.
So many good injectors but you'll be very happy with Steven pearlman, Dara liotta or Andrew Jacono. Say hello for me
Most of the complications from higher quantities of Botox occur at the local and regional sites of injection. Most people that feel they have had too much in a certain area around the neck and shoulders report the "bobble head" phenomenon, where they feel like it is harder to support their ...
Botox will prevent you from having these deep wrinkles get deeper and I have many young patients who get Botox in my office to prevent again. Please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green
It is possible that a nerve was irritate when the Botox was injected or you coincidentally have an ear infection. I would consult an ENT specialist for evaluation. Best, Dr. Green
I would have the flu evaluated by your internists. There have been cases of flu-like symptoms reported with Botox injections but these are typically with patients who have large doses injected for non-cosmetic reasons. Best, Dr. Green
I prefer Restylane for this area. I also prefer to do most of my filler injections under the eyes using a micro-cannula instead of a needle. A micro-cannula has a blunt end, unlike a needle, so there is less risk of bruising or other side effects. I would recommend that you see a physician in...
Hello Tea.Hugger,When it comes to Botox the presence of a neurological disorder makes the procedure much more risky. Since you are unable to open your mouth, there are several muscles that may be contracting and limiting this. I would agree with one of the other responders that you are u...
