I have Blephrospasm, and doc recommends botox injection. My eyes started being overly sensitive to any kind of light before my eyelids started drooping. Most days I stay in the shades and my eyes stay open, but as soon as there is light, they start to spasm.
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K. Roxanne Grawe, MD (license permanently revoked) says:
Hi there! Thanks for your question! Botox can absolutely help soften those asymmetrical lines in your chin. You want to be sure you have someone who is familiar with the anatomy in this area, so do your research! Best of luck!
Hello,
What you describe doesn't sound normal, but it's hard to get a clear picture without more details. Firstly, the trapezius muscle isn't in the front. The nerves that travel from the neck down to the arms aren't in the front either. Botox shouldn't be causing swelling in your armpit....
As you probably are aware, neuromodulators will have an impact on muscle activation. The stronger/bigger the muscle, the more neuromodulator you will require for your desired effect. With that being said, generally, men require more units of neurotoxin than women because of anatomical...
