I thought I would have less movement and my forehead wouldn't scrunch up as much when I am applying mascara. Is it normal to still have this range of movement, I feel as if nothing has changed and paid over $165 for the procedure?
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February 15, 2016
Answer: Yes, it is normal to still have a range of movement just 24 hours after Botox injections.
Sabrina Fabi, MDDermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
Hi, from the photos your face is an elongated oval shape with flat cheeks anteriorly (in the front), a weak chin, jowls and excess facial fat below and in front of the cheek area. Following the beauty principles outlined in my book on face and body beauty, women look the most...
Hi thereThanks for the question. Botox will start working pretty quickly in terms of relieving symptoms and controlling grinding. However, the atrophy of the muscle will take months to make a dramatic effect.....but it will happen. Eventually the muscles will slim down as they are...
Dear whatisbeauty:So sorry for your disappointing results!The use of Botox and similar injectable muscle relaxers are art and science. The molecule is the same, the dilution and injection sites will be different. Injection techniques and the understanding of the anatomy and muscle balancing is...