i got some botox on my number 11 frown lines and my crows feet, didn't notice too much difference but day 13 I noticed my eyebrows aren't arched nicely now but peak about 3/4 along away from the centres. When I raise my eyebrows up vertical creases appear and I look strange. They aren't there perfectly but only when I raise my eyebrows, I have my 2 week follow up appointment tomorrow, will be be able to rectify this?
May 22, 2015
Answer: Correcting Botox results Botox is great for facial rejuvenation but sometimes, especially early on after the treatment, there can be some adjustment in the skin close to the treatment site.I would recommend that you see your doctor back and review your results.I hope that helps and best regards, Dr. Sapijaszko.
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May 22, 2015
Answer: Correcting Botox results Botox is great for facial rejuvenation but sometimes, especially early on after the treatment, there can be some adjustment in the skin close to the treatment site.I would recommend that you see your doctor back and review your results.I hope that helps and best regards, Dr. Sapijaszko.
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May 21, 2015
Answer: I have vertical lines on my eyelids after botox. Can this be rectified Thank you for your question. I am sorry to hear about your creases. At this point your Botox should be fully working from your initial treatment. At times by paralyzing a portion of a muscle, it can create changes in the appearance of wrinkles created by the non-paralyzed muscles. It is difficult to see what is occurring without a photograph, but talk about it with your injector tomorrow and they should be able to help even out the muscle imbalance. Always seek out a board certified plastic surgeon to help answer questions and to best treat your needs
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May 21, 2015
Answer: I have vertical lines on my eyelids after botox. Can this be rectified Thank you for your question. I am sorry to hear about your creases. At this point your Botox should be fully working from your initial treatment. At times by paralyzing a portion of a muscle, it can create changes in the appearance of wrinkles created by the non-paralyzed muscles. It is difficult to see what is occurring without a photograph, but talk about it with your injector tomorrow and they should be able to help even out the muscle imbalance. Always seek out a board certified plastic surgeon to help answer questions and to best treat your needs
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