My left eye keeps tearing after Botox injection. Please help and advise

There is no research to suggest that long-term use of Botox may result in bleeding disorders, or result in any long term systemic effects for that matter. You need to see your primary care physician for assessment.

Hello. Botox around the eye area can result in both lid sagging or ptosis, as well as double vision. The medicine diffuses about a centimeter from where it is injected so it could freeze the muscles that move the eyeball, causing double vision. I would return to the plastic surgeon who did the...

I suggest speaking to a well trained cosmetic dermatologist, there are options such as fillers, but sometimes Thermi is best for a more long term cure.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Dear Olgaelle, Thank you for your clinical post. Crow’s Feet are the horizontal lines at the sides of the eyes are caused by excessive animation of the underlying muscle called the orbicularis oculi. Generally, the best treatment for excessive animated and resting Crow’s Feet is the use of ...

Hi Elle.  It appears that the lines you have are very deep.  In most cases with these types of lines, we take a two step approach.  First we use Dysport (Botox) and once the muscle is relaxed, if the lines are still present, we then use Restylane for further smoothing.  To...

Please consult an expert board-certified aesthetic dermatologist for a full evaluation of your eye area. There are many cosmetic treatments available to enhance this area, from creams to peels, to Fraxel® laser.