I have always had hooded eyelids, like Kathleen Turner. Since getting glabella Botox, my eyelids have lost the hooding. My injector has tried the trick of putting a unit over the peak of my brows, which only helps a little. I'm in my 60s. Is there a way to get Botox and maintain natural eyelid hooding?
I had masseter Botox done about a month and a half ago. And although I really like the results, I cannot smile like I used to. My smile now does not turn upwards and is very contrived and restricted. I also had small amounts of fillers on the marionette area just below my lip corners, and along the nasolabial folds. Can you please advise if a DOA Botox injection will help or on the corner of the lips area? The last picture is when I did not get anything done for reference and comparison. Thank you.
My only wish with Botox at this point is to address the elevens between my brows. I use to do all around my eyes and forehead. I started experiencing collapsed eyelids every time. Only use the best doctors so I know its not them. The last time I tried it I asked for it only between brows, I was told doing that would end up raising the inner part of the brow, so they would need to add a baby drop to the outside of my eyebrow to make sure I was even. I still ended up w hooded lids/collapse
Why is there a pronounced line/crease/divot in my lower left chin one month after botox which I had to fix the orange peel appearance (see last three pictures to see the final results). In the past, I had the orange peel look (see first picture) and after botox, I did not have the same problem ( see second picture ).
I had a lip lift which resulted in a crease and downturn (frown line) in my lips. I am not interested in filler. I do anticipate getting a facelift at some point, but in the meantime I am considering DAO botox but I have read that sometimes it can create smile issues (asymmetry) and/or increase joweling.
Im a fifty year old woman linterested in Botox or a surgical procedure with quick recovery for nasal flair. Its only an issue when smiling. Ive read about the use of Botox for this issue but through the years of research, Ive yet to find any before and after photos or doctors who utilize Botox for this purpose. Is Botox not really used for this? I live in Tampa, Florida.
When my face is relaxed as normal, i feel it looks in even and pushed forward. From the side it also looks like it's dropping down, it's almost like I'm frowning. My main question is what I could do to make my lips look wider and more symmetrical to the rest of face. I would definitely prefer something like Botox, if that is possible, rather than a surgical fix. Thank you for your time and help!