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No worries as this is not a result of your Botox treatment. It will resolve. I too love to snorkel on vacation and have seen this on my own forehead for several hours. :)
The prominent marks on your forehead are likely due soley to the pressure exerted by snorkel mask, and not the Botox. I suspect the imprint will fade over the course of the day.
I also agree this isn’t a cause of Botox and simply a mask imprint that should resolve within a few hours
Anyone who wears that mask for a few hours is going to have a prominent mark and it doesn't go away immediately. This is unrelated to the Botox. It should resolve gradually over the next 24 hours.
The impression from the snorkel mask is unrelated to the botox, it should get better several hours after removing the mask.
The imprint has nothing to do with the Botox and everything to do with your mask being too tight. It will resolve, but it has nothing to do with your Botox treatment. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Hi,I'm sorry to hear that you noticed marionette lines develop post masseter injection. Yes, this can happen if you had significant reduction in the jaw with Botox. The musculature that was supporting the skin is now smaller, therefore there is increased skin bunching that can occur around the...
I'm so sorry to hear about your experience. I do want to let you know that this will wear off and eventually go away. Sometimes smile muscles are injected to reduce the pull that the cheeks have when a person smiles. It will soften over time.
Botox has not been found to cause acne or excessive production of skin oil (sebum). It is only designed to minimize and eliminate the dynamic wrinkles targeted.
No, this is not your new look for good...The good news is that this is not likely to be permanent. It WILL get better. It typically takes 3-4 months for the effects of the Botox to wear off. And typically, the eyelid droop typically lasts shorter because the full Botox dose doesn't...
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I also agree this isn’t a cause of Botox and simply a mask imprint that should resolve within a few days
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