Hi, I am 44 yrs old with hooded eyes, and one brow is lower than the other. I really want to get Botox for my 11s and crows feet but Im afraid its going to make my brows droop more. I saw a plastic surgeon awhile ago who said Im not a candidate for forehead Botox because it can make the drooping worse I should go for a brow lift . Not quite ready for a brow lift and Im fine with not getting Botox in my forehead but are the other areas safe ?
My right eye is extremely hooded and looks very different from my left eye. Need help on how I can fix this. Is surgery the only option? Would they only perform the surgery on the one lid? Are there any ways to use Botox or filler to fix this? Thank you in advance any knowledge is greatly appreciated
I woke up a few weeks ago to one eyelid appearing lower on my face, almost hooded. Im 23, so I didnt expect sudden wrinkles or anything of the sort. A couple days later I noticed some muscle soreness. I also went to my PCP to rule out anything serious, and they said I looked fine and it seemed like swelling. How long should I wait before I investigate ways to resolve this cosmetically? Could Botox or filler help? Before and after attached.
I have horizontal wrinkles on my forehead that my makeup tends to settle in. I have hooded eyes and have always wanted a Botox brow lift but I read that doing your forehead and brows at the same time with Botox is counterproductive because the forehead filler can make my eyes seem more droopy, so Im thinking of just going with a 10 unit brow lift. Do brow lifts help at all with horizontal forehead lines? Theyre not very deep, Im only 23.
Ive had botox 3 months ago and Ive got a frozen face, droopy eyebrows, and excess eyelid skin falling down on my eyes. My eyes look hooded in the worst way possible and are asymmetrical. I know that Ive been over treated. Ive got injected with 40 units for my forehead, 11s, & above and below my brows. I can move my brows slightly now but Im not noticing any improvement on how I look.. will this ever go away? Ive heard that the eyelids never come back to normal for some people
I am unsure of exactly what makes my eyes do this, which is why I don't truly know what I need. I've heard simply botox for my hooded lids or an endoscopic brow lift, but I'm not sure. It's like my brows are lopsided or one eye is severely hooded and the other isn't. Please let me know what I need to correct this! it's awful and shows in every photo!
I received 20 units of botox in my forehead 48 hours after receiving the botarchs and my eyelids have become very hooded which they were never like that before. I am very concerned and upset as they no longer able to do eye makeup. Did something go wrong? It's now been 6 days since I received Botox. I have taken Benadryl and allergy medication to make sure I didn't have allergic reaction or its my allergies.. My allergies has never made my eyes hooded like this before maybe swollen bit not hooded.
About 18 months ago I have dysport for forehead lines. It resulted in a severe brow drop. over the last 6 weeks I have found a dr who uses botox and i tried again for my brow lines. It has resulted in one eye hooded i know i have excess skin on my eyes but this uneven looks horrible and like I have had a stroke. I went bakc and he put 1ml of botox under my eyebrow but it has done nothing. is there anything else I can do - my dr said just wait now but I hate the look?