I want a surgical eye lift in October. How long will this last? I have Hep b, and an autoimmune disease.
Answer: Botox before a surgical procedure Botox is not reversible, but it is temporary and will wear off in 2-4 months. Follow up closely with your surgeon to ensure the best results for your surgical procedure.
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Answer: Botox before a surgical procedure Botox is not reversible, but it is temporary and will wear off in 2-4 months. Follow up closely with your surgeon to ensure the best results for your surgical procedure.
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July 24, 2016
Answer: Drooping Eyelids / Eyebrow After Botox I suggest seeing an expert if you have eyebrow or eyelid drooping after botox as this will take 2-3 months to resolve, but luckily will fully resolve as botox treatment is temporary. Having an injector with experience is the most important. Best, Dr. Emer
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July 24, 2016
Answer: Drooping Eyelids / Eyebrow After Botox I suggest seeing an expert if you have eyebrow or eyelid drooping after botox as this will take 2-3 months to resolve, but luckily will fully resolve as botox treatment is temporary. Having an injector with experience is the most important. Best, Dr. Emer
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July 23, 2016
Answer: Drooping eyelids after Botox When patients complain of drooping eyelids after Botox, sometimes they are referring to fullness in their eyelids resulting from there are eyebrows dropping whereas other times the lid itself may be drooping. I would recommend evaluation by an expert in facial aesthetics can help you determine why your lids look heavy and what your options may be for treatment. Best of luck
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July 23, 2016
Answer: Drooping eyelids after Botox When patients complain of drooping eyelids after Botox, sometimes they are referring to fullness in their eyelids resulting from there are eyebrows dropping whereas other times the lid itself may be drooping. I would recommend evaluation by an expert in facial aesthetics can help you determine why your lids look heavy and what your options may be for treatment. Best of luck
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July 22, 2016
Answer: Lids droopy after Botox on forehead one week ago I would recommend waiting a bit more time and then re-evaluate any drooping of your upper eyelids after the Botox treatment to your forehead one week ago. In many cases, there may be some initial droop that improves fairly quickly with more time. I would wait maybe 3-4 weeks to see if it gets better. Botox results usually last about 3-4 months but can last longer for some people.
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July 22, 2016
Answer: Lids droopy after Botox on forehead one week ago I would recommend waiting a bit more time and then re-evaluate any drooping of your upper eyelids after the Botox treatment to your forehead one week ago. In many cases, there may be some initial droop that improves fairly quickly with more time. I would wait maybe 3-4 weeks to see if it gets better. Botox results usually last about 3-4 months but can last longer for some people.
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October 14, 2016
Answer: Heavy Eyes After Botox The muscle that lifts your eyebrows is the same muscle that causes the horizontal lines of the forehead. When using Botox in the upper forehead those lines relax but so can the eyebrows causing the "droopy" look you described. Time is your friend and this will resolve. Sometimes, treating the muscles in the glabella (between the eyebrows) and the crows feet can counteract the affect. The forehead is one of the trickiest spots to get the dose "just right". Too much and the brow droops, to little and you don't see the results you want. Work with your provider to dial in the right dose for you.
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October 14, 2016
Answer: Heavy Eyes After Botox The muscle that lifts your eyebrows is the same muscle that causes the horizontal lines of the forehead. When using Botox in the upper forehead those lines relax but so can the eyebrows causing the "droopy" look you described. Time is your friend and this will resolve. Sometimes, treating the muscles in the glabella (between the eyebrows) and the crows feet can counteract the affect. The forehead is one of the trickiest spots to get the dose "just right". Too much and the brow droops, to little and you don't see the results you want. Work with your provider to dial in the right dose for you.
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