I got Botox for the first time, It's been 72 hrs and my forehead and "11" lines still mobile, will the top lines go away? (Photo

Thank you for your question and supporting photos.  Botox takes 2 weeks to be in full effect.  I would recommend waiting until then and if you still have movement or feel like you need more product I would schedule a follow up with your surgeon.  Hope this helps!

Your Botox hasn't taken full effect. It may take 10-14 days for full effect. However, you are still moving quite a bit at the top. It looks like you will probably need a few more units added to the upper forehead, but it's best to give it the full two weeks before deciding. 

While initial results cab be visible within the first 72 hours following a Botox treatment, it may take up to 2 weeks for optimal results to become apparent.  At that time you, may require a touch up to ensure you have symmetry and the treatment goal you had requested.Best of luck,Dr. Philip Solomon, Solomon Facial Plastic, Toronto, Canada

If Botox is what you received for your treatment then you can expect optimum results to take anywhere from 3-7 days.  The fact that you are noticing a change over the past few days is great news.  Remember that you can always add more Botox but if too much is injected in a first time client, you cannot remove it, it can cause unnecessary potential side effects, and it can waste your valuable funds!

Full effect of botox is at 14 days. I would wait until then and if there is still movement go back to your practitioner. 

 Optimally Botox which is a neuromodulator and blocks the interaction between the nerves in the muscles will be evidenced by three days. The 11s between the eyebrows are a result of the corrugator and procerus muscle activation. Often relaxing and improving the deep lines from constant motion in this area  can require several treatments to finally allow the skin to return to a baseline and non-wrinkled form. Sometimes this requires additional modulation such as micro needling or even filler. The number of units of Botox you reference is somewhat minimal for the areas which you desire to have treated. Consider  seeing your physician again for additional treatments if the entire forehead is an area which you would like to have minimized. The forehead wrinkles come from the frontalus muscles which are actually brow elevators. Often a thorough discussion is necessary to make sure that this does not cause your brow to drop and therefore make your eyelids and brow look heavy. This can be a unintended sequela of removing all of the frontalis muscle activation.

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photographs.  Please keep in mind that Botox will start working a couple of days after treatment and you will see your final result in 2 weeks.  If you continue to have any concerns at 2 weeks (final result), please be sure to see your injector for an in-person reevaluation in order to determine the best course of action.  Hope this helps and enjoy your Botox! 

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photographs Kvad. I understand
your concern. Botox is a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated
with facial expression.Common areas of treatment include the vertical lines seen between the brows when one frowns and the horizontal lines seen on the upper forehead when one raises the brows. When injected into the skin Botox will relax the muscles and smoothen out the overlying wrinkles. Contrary to what many people believe the effects of Botox are not immediate. The pivotal studies demonstrated that the peak effects are seen 14 days after a treatment. Many people start seeing the effects much sooner, sometimes within a day or two. I have my patients return 2 weeks after a treatment to assess the results. At that point additional units may be added if necessary. Patience is important; especially after one's first treatment.The pivotal studies used 20 units of Botox in the glabella area, the region between the brows, and found that most people enjoyed their results for 3-4 months. There have been no published studies for Botox treatment in the upper forehead but it is my understanding that studies are ongoing using 20 units. In my experience I have found that such high dosing is often too much for most people. For those with a broad forehead or men it can suffice. But for those with small foreheads I generally use approximately half this dose.With any injection there is a risk for pain, bleeding, bruising, redness, swelling, tenderness, and infection. We take special precautions to minimize these risks. We treat bruises with a laser as early as the next day; this makes the bruise resolve faster. Droopy eyelids is a rare complication that is temporary and can be treated with eye drops. Overall there is a high level of safety with Botox and patients have been enjoying their results for years.
Please consult with a doctor for specific
recommendations. Good luck!

Botox results take time -- anywhere from one to two weeks for your final results. The fact that you've noticed a change over the last couple of days leads me to believe that it's working. Best of luck.

The full benefits of botox typically occur in about 2 weeks so I generally recommend waiting until then before considering adding more.  I would recommend that you wait this period before considering additional treatments.  Also, I recommend some movement - this looks more pleasant and natural.  Consult with a board-certified and experienced cosmetic physician.