Can V-beam procedure affect Botox?

Dear rubyz119, Thanks for sharing your photo. Your brows are asymmetric and on one side lower and less arched than the other. The medial and lateral brow ends are about the same height. In order to achieve: symmetry, elevation, and an arch, the brows bend and shape according to the underlying...

Hello and thank you for your question. Botox is very safe in the right hands. The doses used cosmetically are very very lower to what would be required to cause systemic effects. Always seek an experienced and qualified practitioner, best wishes

The 11's are caused by muscles that allow your brows to come together, as in a mad or frowning face. Treating them stops you from moving them towards each other. Raising your eyebrows uses different muscles than the ones treated in the 11's. So you should have full use of the brows after...

Thank you for your question and photos. Yes. In experienced hands Botox can be injected into the frontalis muscle to lower the eyebrow arch. Please make sure that you are going to a well trained, experienced injector. Please tell them your goals. They will examine you, and see if the goals...

Moxi is a ligher laser and helps with pores, we love it every 4-8 weeks along with peels between at home peels like cosmelan, enlighten and aerify along with dermarolling (MTS roller with anteage MD ampules weekly, see link) should be started now to prevent further aging. For facial...

Hi there, I would definitely think this may be a great solution for you. See the appropriate physician and if this is an option you could very well have your solution. Best of luck....