I received Botox treatment 1 month ago in three areas: forehead, frown lines, and smile lines. Two weeks later, I noticed a bulge between my brows that I never had before. Previously, I didn't have any wrinkles and only had Botox to lift the brows. This area now feels heavy and pronounced, and my inner eyelid appears droopy. Additionally, I constantly look like I'm frowning. I'm wondering what went wrong and if this can be fixed with more Botox, as I don't want to wait several months for it to wear off.
Hello, thank you for your question! It appears that your procerus muscle is protruding, and injecting more into that area may help flatten it out, potentially with corrugator injections as well. If you've already had some injections in that area, it's possible that it was a small amount. Since it has been two weeks, I would recommend returning to your injector for further advice and assistance.
Thank you for your question. Based on the photo, it appears that you may benefit from additional Botox treatment. I suggest reaching out to your original injector to discuss your options. Always seek treatment from a qualified and experienced practitioner. Best wishes.
I understand your concern and recommend scheduling an appointment with a board-certified dermatologist who is experienced in Botox injections. It is possible that additional Botox can be used to correct the heaviness. Alternatively, your provider might suggest waiting a few more months for the current Botox to wear off before pursuing another treatment for a better outcome. While Botox is a common procedure, achieving optimal results requires precision in placement and dosage, which can be attained through extensive expertise and experience.
Concerns about unexpected results should be discussed with a doctor for a proper evaluation and determination of suitable treatment options.
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