I have been considering botox for my eye area. I have crows feet and other tiny lines around that area. I wondered how many units would be needed?
Answer: Botox Dosing The dosing for Botox is variable and based on the desired effect, the amount of current animation, and the strength of the muscles. For new patients, however, the exact dosing is often discovered through a trial and error process. See link below. Some rough guidelines are:Forehead: 16 unitsCrowfeet (around eyes): 8 units per sideGlabella (between eyes): 18 unitsA detailed examination will help delineate your treatment options. Consultation with a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery would be the next best step.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Botox Dosing The dosing for Botox is variable and based on the desired effect, the amount of current animation, and the strength of the muscles. For new patients, however, the exact dosing is often discovered through a trial and error process. See link below. Some rough guidelines are:Forehead: 16 unitsCrowfeet (around eyes): 8 units per sideGlabella (between eyes): 18 unitsA detailed examination will help delineate your treatment options. Consultation with a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery would be the next best step.
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Answer: Botulinum Toxin (Dysport or Botox) for the eyes.
AS you can see there is great variation and each person's dose needs to be adjusted with time. I intiially start with 6-12 units per side (12-24 units total) at the first session and go up or down from there depending on patient feedback.
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Answer: Botulinum Toxin (Dysport or Botox) for the eyes.
AS you can see there is great variation and each person's dose needs to be adjusted with time. I intiially start with 6-12 units per side (12-24 units total) at the first session and go up or down from there depending on patient feedback.
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June 7, 2010
Answer: How Many Botox Units for Crow's Feet?
In our practice, we usually use about 15-25 units for the crow's feet. The dosing depends on the patient including the number of lines and strength of facial musculature.
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Answer: How Many Botox Units for Crow's Feet?
In our practice, we usually use about 15-25 units for the crow's feet. The dosing depends on the patient including the number of lines and strength of facial musculature.
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June 6, 2010
Answer: What's the magic number?
Usually I use 7.5 units per side for a total of 15 units. Some physicians may use 15 units per side for a total of 30 units. It depends on the severity of the "crows feet" and the experience of the physician.
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Answer: What's the magic number?
Usually I use 7.5 units per side for a total of 15 units. Some physicians may use 15 units per side for a total of 30 units. It depends on the severity of the "crows feet" and the experience of the physician.
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June 7, 2010
Answer: Conservative approach works well for Botox
When injecting Botox, I tend to be more conservative that most physicians. I find that a "frozen" look appears very unnatural. Specifically for the lateral orbicularis muscle fibers ("Crow's Feet"), I find that 6 small injections on each side works well. This amounts to about 8 units per side which is equivalent to 0.6 ml of solution. Obviously, more Botox will be needed for the glabella area and forehead.
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Answer: Conservative approach works well for Botox
When injecting Botox, I tend to be more conservative that most physicians. I find that a "frozen" look appears very unnatural. Specifically for the lateral orbicularis muscle fibers ("Crow's Feet"), I find that 6 small injections on each side works well. This amounts to about 8 units per side which is equivalent to 0.6 ml of solution. Obviously, more Botox will be needed for the glabella area and forehead.
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