Botox wearing off in six weeks?

Hello,
Thank you for your question.
It appears that you may require a larger dose.
I'd recommend speaking with your qualified injector to discuss your concerns
and to determine your options.
All the best.

Thank
you for the thorough description of your condition. You've touched upon a
number of valid possible reasons that the BOTOX is wearing off sooner than
expected. As you said, BOTOX typically lasts at least 3 months, and often
longer. Given that the major difference in your experience is a new doctor,
either the technique or number of units used is likely the cause of your
diminished results. Diluted BOTOX is also a possibility. As for your concern
about metabolizing the toxin: Patients who have used BOTOX for years often see
results actually last longer, because the facial muscles targeted by the
injections gradually become weaker. I hope you are able to reach a solution
with your doctor.

Thank you for your question. Botox can wear off quicker for all the reasons you mentioned. I would consult with your doctor to see if the dose was lower than your previous one. Regards, 

Botox can wear off faster than expected if the dose was too low. Perhaps your previous doc used a higher dose. Make a  few calls and find out.

Hello, and thank you very much for your question. In general, Botox lasts for an average of 3 months. There are a number of reasons why the effects of the Botox may diminish sooner; one of these reasons includes an inadequate dosage. I would recommend following up with your provider, as he/she knows the details of your treatment and will be able to advise you accordingly. I hope this information helps, and I wish you the best of luck. 

Thank you for your question.There are a number of reasons why the Botox could be wearing off early.  They may use a different concentration than the doctor you went to previously. The best thing to do is go back to your doctor and see what their opinion is. Good luck.

Thank you for posting your question. Sometimes Botox does not last as long as prior injections. You might have been injected with a different product, such as Xeomin. You should discuss the issue with your doctor to see what can be done. Good luck,

Unfortunately you will not likely know the answer until you revisit the injector. If this is a repeated issue, I suggest that you switch to a different injector or a different neurotoxin.

For most patients, Botox lasts about 3-4 months and may last even longer after several treatments. The duration of effect is based on the skill of the injector and the amount of Botox injected, so make sure you have an expert dermatologist injecting you for optimal safety and efficacy and duration.

To achieve the best possible result with an optimal use of botox, then it is important to choose and expert and experienced injector who has a good reputation in your area.