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Botox adjustment has brows too low. Fixable ? Massage? More Botox? Wait it out? (Photo)

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BombshellbawdyMar 22, 2015

Have naturally high brows. my normal doctor moved so I went to new doctor. He's qualified and a good doctor He made brows too high. 12 days later I went for adjustment at first perfect now too low. He's highly regarded - I'm afraid 1)he won't notice difference 2)it will be worse if it's touched again I'm grateful it's not droopy and time wears off but my face is part of my business - I'm in NYC/NJ area if anyone can help? Or should I go back to original doctor? He's a trainer for Botox - I am thinking he is just new to my face. Sad ;( thank you!!

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