I'm 31 y/o F. Dr injected Botox in my glabella, crows feet & below inner eyebrows, which caused droopy eyelids AND my tear troughs to be more pronounced. But I LOVE my palpebral line. Dr tried at teeny bit of filler but we both decided fillers wouldn't help so he didn't put more. Would a little Botox help reduce appearance of my tear troughs without compromising my palpebral lines? Also my dr told me to see an ophthalmologist to get iopidine. Is there anything to make this all go away faster?
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I think its important to separate a few things here, to be clear. Muscle Atrophy you can see and that you can not see. Botox works by preventing the muscles from contracting. If you think about any muscle in the body, if you don't use it, you loose it. If you had a cast on your leg, after 6 we...
I suggest you remind your doctor of his anatomy, this is certainly possible with Botox in this area and should always be in your consent form for this area. I'm afraid you have no choice but to wait it out. Generally it wears off after a couple of months.
I do not believe that exercise helps reduce primary hyperhidrosis.I have read this and I have heard physician and non physician "specialist" talk about this but this, in reality, has no physiologic merit. People with hyperhidrosis sweat at rest, when they are anxius and stressed, watching TV o...
