This is a follow up to my last question: Update: A week before the Botox, I had a deep micro needling procedure which caused my skin to burn painfully and gave me an allergic reaction (see photos). Could this have caused fat loss, causing the forehead muscles to protrude?
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Answer: Microneedling is a procedure that uses small needles to prick the skin and stimulate new collagen production
Your injector is correct. It is part of your anatomy. Those lumps are the "belly" of the muscle that is responsible for moving your eyebrows together. Having Botox injected into them, makes them smaller. On the photos provided, you have significant volume loss in your forehead, temple and around...
It sounds like you might be referring to asymmetry or wrinkles in the forehead area. If Botox and laser treatments haven't provided the results you're looking for, there are a few other options you might consider:
1. Dermal Fillers: These are injectable substances used to plump up skin, fill in...
I can see that one side of your mouth is a drop lower than the other. In my opinion, fillers or Botox are not applicable for correcting this slight asymmetry. The slight asymmetry is barely noticeable and should probably be left alone. I hope this is helpful! Sincerely, Dr Joseph