After receiving Botox injections in the forehead, is it still possible for the forehead to move naturally? I'm afraid of ending up with a frozen look.
Thank you for your question. Botox is often associated with a "frozen" appearance, but its optimal outcome is achieved when it prevents excessive movement in certain areas and helps prevent the formation of fine lines. Your forehead should still have some movement, but it's important to use an adequate amount of product to achieve the optimal results of Botox. Find an experienced provider with proper credentials who understands facial anatomy and with whom you feel comfortable.
Hi! This is an excellent question. I recommend consulting a skilled injector who can discuss your goals and explain how neurotoxins work. Generally, adding more units will result in a more 'frozen' look. If you prefer to have some movement in your forehead, it's crucial to communicate this openly with your injector. Good luck!
The effectiveness of neurotoxin treatment depends on how "frozen" the area becomes during the treatment. It is best to consult with a qualified practitioner for personalized recommendations and treatment outcomes.
When receiving Botox injections, it is crucial to consult with an experienced, board-certified cosmetic dermatologist to achieve natural-looking results that retain expressive abilities.
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