It's been eight days, and although I see a 20% improvement, I can still squint, forming those 11s between my brows. She did two shots in that area, then one each over the arch and three on each crow's feet area on the sides of my eyes. Do I need to wait a bit longer, go back for more injections or accept that this is probably the way my body reacts? I paid by the area treated, not by the units, so I don't have any idea if she would retreat free of charge.
Answer: Botox and frown lines
It can take up to 12 days to see the full effect of Botox, especially if it is your first treatment. It is possible you may require more units of Botox or the addition of filler to fill in deep creases. Please see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon to obtain the best possible results with Botox.
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Answer: Botox and frown lines
It can take up to 12 days to see the full effect of Botox, especially if it is your first treatment. It is possible you may require more units of Botox or the addition of filler to fill in deep creases. Please see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon to obtain the best possible results with Botox.
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February 14, 2012
Answer: More Botox?
Greetings~
Though most patients do respond after 8 days some can take up to 2 weeks (or more) to see the full effects. Each patient is different and can require a different amount of Botox (greater or lesser units, independent of the number of injection sites). It's quite possible, especially if you paid by the area and not the unit, that you may not have received a sufficient amount of Botox for that area. Depending on the policy of the office where you were treated, they may or may not do a touch up dose at no charge. Follow up with the office that treated you, especially if you still have significant movement between you brows.
Good luck~
Dr. Grant Stevens
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February 14, 2012
Answer: More Botox?
Greetings~
Though most patients do respond after 8 days some can take up to 2 weeks (or more) to see the full effects. Each patient is different and can require a different amount of Botox (greater or lesser units, independent of the number of injection sites). It's quite possible, especially if you paid by the area and not the unit, that you may not have received a sufficient amount of Botox for that area. Depending on the policy of the office where you were treated, they may or may not do a touch up dose at no charge. Follow up with the office that treated you, especially if you still have significant movement between you brows.
Good luck~
Dr. Grant Stevens
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