You raise an interesting question. At age 27, I’m guessing you really don’t have actual frown lines or crow’s feet but maybe just a hint of them when your face...
All three of these treatments are generally so safe that they are compatible with most medical problems. It is important though to check with your doctor – in your case...
The short answer is yes! In general, pigmentation problems or any problems (other than the usual – see links to Botox and Juvederm), make these products very safe for African...
Usually with Botox, it’s a placement and/or dose problem. What’s tricky about Botox is that we are all individuals and our facial muscle activity is not always the same. That’s why...
Generally, and I’m sure other Dermatologists would say this also, the first dose of approximately 25 units is quite reasonable and will be in the ballpark for many younger women...
Wow – maybe this was a misunderstanding? ? It’s hard to know if that’ s what she really meant. A Botox injection between your eyes won’t droop your eyelids. And as for...
The muscles that causes the "11s" frown lines are the corrugator muscles – one on each side. Their anatomy actually varies more than you would think from person to person. ...
She’s not correct on this one. Botox is injected into muscles and binds there within about 6 hours. Most doctors tell their patients to be moderately careful for 24 hours or...
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