I fell off my bike (11 hours after Botox injections) and it left a bruising to my left cheek and eye brow area. Can the injury cause movement of the Botox this late and cause eye brow or facial droop? I can't see any droop yet but I still have swelling around the eyebrow and cheek.
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You have both upper eyelid ptosis (worse in left eye) and upper eyelid hollowness. You may benefit from both upper eyelid ptosis surgery and filler injection. See following photo as an example.
If you're unhappy with the effects of BOTOX®, it's certainly possible that returning for a touchup could help even everything out. You may want to wait a week or so to ensure you're seeing the final results of your treatment before scheduling a return visit. Best of luck to you!
It is not uncommon for one brow to be a little more active then the other and make the face look asymmetric with certain facial expressions. In some, the asymmetry may be quite exaggerated. Botox is a great way to relax the muscle on the overactive side, and not much is required to obtain a g...
