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Thank you for your question. Botox usually lasts 3-4 months. Always see a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist. Regards,
Typically this lasts 2-3 months. I suggest you see an expert for an evaluation and treatment. Best, Dr. Emer.
The effect of Botox typically lasts 3-4 months, regardless of the area that it is injected into. The effect can vary however, and in some people it will last two months, or up to six months in others.
Botox and other neuromodulator injections lasts 3-4 months on average, regardless of the site of injection or amount injected. Everyone is different so the overall range can be as short as 8 weeks to over 6 months. The good thing is that the duration is typically the same for different sites for each individual, so you can schedule your injections at regular intervals. I recommend seeing a trained injector who keeps careful records of your injections including the dates, location, and dose. Even with the most commonly performed cosmetic procedure, first or 20th injection, it's important to make safety a priority.
Botox will last usually 3-4 months and is not dependent on dose. if you received a good result then that dose was proper and you should expect this length of time
Regardless of number of units used, the Botox that is injected is expected to last 3-4 months. If you are satisfied with the results of the 1-2 units, then it is reasonable that you may need reinjection in 10-12 weeks.
One to Two units in the DAO should last about three to four months- that is the average in any area injected. The other area should last the same amount of time. Best, Dr. Green
Typically 6-12 weeks depending upon your metabolism of the product. Every patient is different in this regard.
Botox will last 3 to 4 months no matter where it is placed or how much is placed. I hope that helps.Best regards.
It is rare but possible that you have developed antibodies to Botox. I would try one more time with stronger units and if that doesn't work you can try Xeomin. Please keep us posted. Best, Dr. Green
The reason you have a crease is because the brow was lifted from the Botox procedure. It can be corrected with some SMALL additional amounts of Botox to relax the lift but it has to be done VERY carefully as to not drop the brow.
It is perfectly fine to have Botox injected into the scar tissue but you should know that it can travel and may put strain on the scar or depress the forehead in this location. Please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green