Am I immune to Botox? Or just getting ripped off?

Hello, Thank you for your question. It is fairly uncommon to be immune to Botox. it is possible that you are receiving too small of a dose for the strengthen of your muscles. I'd recommend booking an appointment with a highly skilled and qualified injector to ensure that you're receiving the best treatment possible. Take care. 

It is not clear why you are not achieving the outcomes you would like for Botox injections. It may be that you simply require a higher dose. 4 etched lines fillers and Botox today. Be required. I would suggest consultation with a highly experienced physician who can help sort some of these issues out.

You probably just need more. 20 units is a fairly low dose. If you like your surgeon, speak to him or her about upping the ante. Best, Dr. Nazarian

20 units of Botox into the "11s" is typical low dose that works on most women, but you should try higher doses if you find no effect with lower doses. The forehead sometimes requires multiple rows of shots to generate smoothness if there are many lines.

You may need more than 20 units to your 11 lines depending on the degree of muscle activity and severity of your wrinkles. Also, if you have lines at rest then the Botox will not be able to completely get rid of them. Some people do have resistance to Botox. If you do not respond at all to increased doses then you may want to try Dysport or Xeomin. Best wishes.