Hi, it has been a month since I had botox. However, my eyelid is still drooping and I can't raise my eyebrows! I have been using Alphagan since day 3 after botox and I only had 7 units at 0.4%. Is it normal? What can I do to move my eyebrow and raise my eyelid??
July 22, 2017
Answer: Drooping eyelids after Botox As Dr. Weber stated, this is not a common adverse side effect with Botox or Dysport for those that are experienced in these treatments. However, this can happen even with experienced injectors. What is most important is your history with this practice and how they addressed your concerns and cared for you. If you see value in the relationship, then it may be one worth keeping.
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July 22, 2017
Answer: Drooping eyelids after Botox As Dr. Weber stated, this is not a common adverse side effect with Botox or Dysport for those that are experienced in these treatments. However, this can happen even with experienced injectors. What is most important is your history with this practice and how they addressed your concerns and cared for you. If you see value in the relationship, then it may be one worth keeping.
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August 25, 2011
Answer: Your upper eyelid ptosis is likely to last another 4-6 months.
Upper eyelid ptosis in the hands of an experienced injector is rare. It is improbable that you were only injected with 7 units of BOTOX. I would stay away from this injector. When you do begin to have an effect from the alphagan, it is likely that the ptosis will resolve in 4-6 weeks.
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August 25, 2011
Answer: Your upper eyelid ptosis is likely to last another 4-6 months.
Upper eyelid ptosis in the hands of an experienced injector is rare. It is improbable that you were only injected with 7 units of BOTOX. I would stay away from this injector. When you do begin to have an effect from the alphagan, it is likely that the ptosis will resolve in 4-6 weeks.
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