A holiday over-Botoxed problem!!
I’m so sad that this happened to you!! I know it’s very frustrating. Once that Botox or Dysport binds to the receptors at the junction between the nerve and the...
Can Botox cause dents in the skin?
In twenty years, I’ve never seen this either so…………..I’m wondering if perhaps the Botox vial was accidently mixed up by the nurse with something else???? For example with Kenalog or...
A prewedding Botox treatment gone terribly wrong!
My heart goes out to you on this! This can’t be a good feeling. First, assuming that they’ve seen the problem, PLEASE DO NOT GO BACK TO AN OFFICE WHICH...
What to do when you’re having problems after a treatment.
Dear readers – I truly wish none of these problems were happening to all of you!! When a problem occurs, here’s what to do: Call your dermatologist or nurse injector...
When is it too much Botox causing the problem?
Okay so………..wow ….. you sound understandably miserable. First, let me reassure you that this WILL wear off but it will probably take a full 5-7 months given the dose. Botox...
Botox/Dsyport injections in other countries and complications like drooping.
I’m so sad this is happening to you. Bottom line though is that after Lasic eye surgery, you need the approval of your eye doctor before putting lopidine drops in...
Can Dysport or Botox cause a more permanent muscle weakness?
There is no data on this but, in my opinion, if enough Dysport/Botox is put into a muscle group, there can be a long recovery period. I’ll give you an...
Can you use Botox or Dysport near areas where Voluma or other fillers are?
Yes!!! This is not a problem generally. They work in completely different ways and are very compatible. Just be wary of the overfilled, over Botoxed look that comes from too...
Uneven eyebrows after Botox/Dysport.
Yes……most of the time. A small extra drop under the left brow should help. That drop releases a small muscle that like to pull the brow down, a brow “depressor”...
Could my Botox be moving?
Carrie – Thank you for writing. Other readers have mentioned this too, but no, after the first 6-8 hours or so, it can’t move – it’s bound to the receptors...
