I am 6 months post right knee replacement and have spasticity in my right leg. Cannot straighten my leg to full extension.

Treating the crow's feet area has to be done with consideration to the other muscles in the region. If the crow's feet lines are injected too low the Botox can spread to the muscles that elevate your lip and cause a weakness in your smile. It will wear off in 3 months or so but be sure to see an...

Putting Botox in an area you have filler will not affect either product. They are used together regularly and this is safe. What you are experiencing is likely swelling.  All the best, Dr. Brace

Wearing any type of hat shouldn’t affect your BOTOX® results, provided it’s not putting an excessive amount of pressure on the injection site. For several hours up to a day following your BOTOX® session, avoid rubbing or massaging the targeted area to help maximize your results. Similarly, we re...

You can try to switch to another product like Dysport. It does the same thing that Botox does. Many patients can switch back and forth between the two if they are noticing a resistance. It's best to consult with a local physician. You may also need to have more units injected.Good luck!

Repeated Botox injections in the masseter muscle lead to atrophy of the muscle and it can become small in the long run.This leads to reduced need for frequent Botox injections.RegardsDr. J

I am sorry that you are having this problem. I have been using Botox for aesthetic purposes since 1991. In my experience, what you are describing may occur when Botox (or the other muscle relaxers, Dysport and Xeomin) are injected too low onto the cheek or if some should diffuse down onto the...