The nurse told me that one of three places bled a little, and gave me a tissue in case I needed it. After I pressed the tissue on it a few times, she stopped me and told me that I should not press on it. Uugh! Why didn't she tell me that first? Could this cause a droopy eyelid problem. This is my first time using Botox and I am worried.
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March 6, 2019
Answer: Could pressure on the Botox site cause eyelid droop?
There an be various reasons why your Botox did not work. It could be due to the batch, the dilution, or improper placement. You should return to your treating physician and consult them as to why your Botox did not work and have the doctor touch-up or re-do your Botox.
One time years ago, preserved saline wasn't available due to manufacturing issues, and we all had to use nonpreserved saline. Boy did we all remember why no one likes that - it stings really bad! It doesn't effect the efficacy of the Botox, but it does not make the injection feel good. That...
Hi Dani_79,The residual lines above the outer portion of your eyebrow will unlikely change any more. Most injectors will not inject within the 1 inch above the eyebrow to prevent the eyebrows from falling too low. Since you appear younger, the injector may be able to place a couple...