One of the potential side effects is ptosis. Iopidine drops sometimes help the situation. There is nothing more that you can do right now but the effects will take a few more weeks to resolve. Within three months you should be totally back to normal.
Botox for the muscle that brings the nose down is very close to the orbicularis oris muscle of the mouth.Thus the Botox has relaxed the muscle that tightens the mouth - the upper lid lengths, the red lip is less noticeable.This will disappear as the Botox wears off.A Plastic Surgeon can do a...
If Botox was injected into your left lower lid, it should not cause the left upper lid to droop.Is it possible the neurologist also injected Botox above the L brow? If so, it can cause the brow to droop.Botox can cause dryness of the eye if it relaxes the lower lid muscle so the eye cannot close...