I received botox on the forehead closer to the hair line and now I'm getting frown lines I didn't have before above the eye brow and frown line area. Would this go away? Is this uncommon or should I be worried and get botox again above the eye brow area?
Answer: It is too early to determine what your final results will be. Thank you for your question. It is too early to determine what your final results will be. It take up to 2 weeks to see maximum results. I believe what you are experiencing is new lines compensating for the areas that have been relaxed by the Botox. If these lines do not resolve in 2 weeks, you may need additional injections. I recommend discussing your concerns with your treating physician.
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Answer: It is too early to determine what your final results will be. Thank you for your question. It is too early to determine what your final results will be. It take up to 2 weeks to see maximum results. I believe what you are experiencing is new lines compensating for the areas that have been relaxed by the Botox. If these lines do not resolve in 2 weeks, you may need additional injections. I recommend discussing your concerns with your treating physician.
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December 26, 2016
Answer: Frown Lines After Botox Thank you for your question. It is too early to determine what your final results will be. It take up to 2 weeks to see maximum results. I believe what you are experiencing is new lines compensating for the areas that have been relaxed by the Botox. If these lines do not resolve in 2 weeks, you may need additional injections. I recommend discussing your concerns with your treating physician.
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December 26, 2016
Answer: Frown Lines After Botox Thank you for your question. It is too early to determine what your final results will be. It take up to 2 weeks to see maximum results. I believe what you are experiencing is new lines compensating for the areas that have been relaxed by the Botox. If these lines do not resolve in 2 weeks, you may need additional injections. I recommend discussing your concerns with your treating physician.
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