I used to get a nice browlift from botox. one month ago, i went to this ps who said i needed to inject the crow's feet to get a brow lift. Result: no browlift and annatural chipmunk smile. It has been a month, results softened a bit, but still paralyzed crow's feet. Can I get a botox browlift without affecting the crow's feet? how many units? And should i wait until the botox on crows feet wears off?
Answer: Browlift... You do not have to get your Crow's injected to get a brow lift. Many doctors perform this procedure and you should find a reputable doctor in your area.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Most botox browlifts don't involve injection the crow's feet area Botox only works 1/2 the time to raise lateral eyebrows but when it does it is very nice. I usually never inject the crow's feet just to raise eyebrows.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Most botox browlifts don't involve injection the crow's feet area Botox only works 1/2 the time to raise lateral eyebrows but when it does it is very nice. I usually never inject the crow's feet just to raise eyebrows.
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February 3, 2017
Answer: Fillers and Surgery can give a brow lift without Botox. Fillers can give a bit of lift especially on the lateral brow. I have had good success with bellafill. Botox can elevate the brow by relaxing the muscles pulling the brow down and leave the muscles intact that elevate it. The lateral orbicularis (the crow's feet) muscle is one of the ones that depress the brow. The other main ones are the ones in the glabella (between the brows). It is also possible that a recent treatment of Botox is already doing what it can so more Botox will have no effect. If treating the lateral orbicularis did not help any, and you have not had recent Botox, then you may have progressed to a point that Botox will no longer give any elevation and you may want to consider a filler or a surgical lift. There are many qualified plastic surgeons on this site who do brow lifts and I recommend researching them if that is the direction you need to go.
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Answer: Fillers and Surgery can give a brow lift without Botox. Fillers can give a bit of lift especially on the lateral brow. I have had good success with bellafill. Botox can elevate the brow by relaxing the muscles pulling the brow down and leave the muscles intact that elevate it. The lateral orbicularis (the crow's feet) muscle is one of the ones that depress the brow. The other main ones are the ones in the glabella (between the brows). It is also possible that a recent treatment of Botox is already doing what it can so more Botox will have no effect. If treating the lateral orbicularis did not help any, and you have not had recent Botox, then you may have progressed to a point that Botox will no longer give any elevation and you may want to consider a filler or a surgical lift. There are many qualified plastic surgeons on this site who do brow lifts and I recommend researching them if that is the direction you need to go.
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January 30, 2017
Answer: Browlift with Botox Considering you state that you used to get a nice browlift with Botox, why not just treat the area like you used to get treated? If it worked in the past, and you liked it, just repeat it.Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Rejuvenation SpecialistQuintessa Aesthetic Centers
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Answer: Browlift with Botox Considering you state that you used to get a nice browlift with Botox, why not just treat the area like you used to get treated? If it worked in the past, and you liked it, just repeat it.Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Rejuvenation SpecialistQuintessa Aesthetic Centers
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January 29, 2017
Answer: Doctors really do not know how to control this despite all the talk about brow shaping. I actually have a patented botox method called the Microdroplet Lift® that accomplishes this. We are about to go live with a website with information about the service and how to find an injector in local markets. This treatment concentrates treatment at the eyebrow and does not paralyze or freeze the forehead. The weakness in the cheek is not because you should not get botox in the crows feet area. It is because the doctor who treated you did not know what they were doing and failed to control the treatment. Generally I recommend waiting 6 weeks before getting a correcting treatment.
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Answer: Doctors really do not know how to control this despite all the talk about brow shaping. I actually have a patented botox method called the Microdroplet Lift® that accomplishes this. We are about to go live with a website with information about the service and how to find an injector in local markets. This treatment concentrates treatment at the eyebrow and does not paralyze or freeze the forehead. The weakness in the cheek is not because you should not get botox in the crows feet area. It is because the doctor who treated you did not know what they were doing and failed to control the treatment. Generally I recommend waiting 6 weeks before getting a correcting treatment.
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