My right eyebrow, with the exception of when my face is at complete rest, has the tendency to raise/arch significantly higher than my left which stays perfectly still. Do I get botox? Or can I train my left eyebrow to move as freely as my right to create symmetry?
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It is common to have several days go by before seeing the full effect of Botox. However, Botox treatments should not lead to droopy eyes, unless something is going off course. Occasionally, overaggressive treatment of the brow or forehead can lead to the perception of heavy eyelids. However, if...
Botox is commonly used to treat migraines. Unfortunately, Botox can trigger headaches in a subset of patients. These headaches are temporary and should go away quickly.
Botox is very effective at relaxing muscle groups being treated. When those muscle groups are treated effectively, sometimes other surrounding muscles will be "recruited" and therefore other lines may become visible. Similarly, when some muscle groups are relaxed, other initially less v...
