My chief complaint was treatment/prevention of wrinkling around my eyes, mostly present when I smile. My doctor used 32units(16 each side). Is this too much? I don't want to build a tolerance at such a young age. At your clinic, what ranges do you use? What is the average to treat that area?
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Yes, You can have smaller amounts of botox injected to and produce more subtle results. I agree that it looks more natural to have some movement and not have a "frozen" look. Discuss this with your injector. It may not last quite a long.
Garrett Crabtree MD
Thank you for your question. You expressed in the details of your question a concern about the effect of Botox® lingering beyond 6 months. You state your forehead has returned to 80-90% activity. You describe the area around your eyes being injected that made your cheeks push forward as opposed ...
Conversion from Botox to Dysport is 2.5 to 3 times in terms of units. It is not clear which area was treated? Frown lines? forehead? crows feet? all?
From the picture I see some tear trough shadow which is better addressed with a filler.