I take tamoxifen after a diagnosis of breast cancer. I want to have botox for "crows feet" around my eyes. Is this ok?

Its best you return to your medical provider, you may need more units applied or it could have been a bad batch, there are numerous possibilities.

Thank you for your question. You are early in your post procedure course. Usually the patient sees the start of the neuromodulators, (Botox Dysport, Xeomin), working at day 4.  The fillers usually see some result early, but some modulation continues.  In our office we have patients come back at...

Bruising is common after Botox or fillers injected, although it seems like you had of units injected if it was just around the eyes and forehead. Follow-up with your medical provider or neuroloigits to further assist you

Bad placement of Botox can lead to this, once its worn off the eye bags and hollowness should resolve. Its best to see a board certified physician for all your aesthetic desires to ensure a result you wish to achieve,

Botox will only temporarily paralyze and relax the muscles and can typically last 3-4 months on most patients. Overtime with use of Botox the muscles will relax but this means less wrinkles. As you mentioned, with changed habits and not frowning as often, this CAN lead to not requiring Botox as...

It's not recommended doing cosmetic procedures while pregnant or breast feeding. I advise you to wait until youre done breast feeding