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A lady had Botox® treatment 6 months ago, and she’s concerned that the effect has not worn off. She says that 80-90% of forehead movement has returned, but the areas on the sides of her eyes have not. She’s seeking out advice for her situation.

New York oculoplastic and reconstructive surgeon Amiya Prasad, M.D. reviews her concerns in this video, and explains how it is unlikely for Botox® in the crow’s feet area to affect the cheeks, and that Botox® is sure to safely wear off with time:

1:40 — Dr. Prasad details his background training in cosmetic oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgery, as well as his experience as a facial rejuvenation specialist

2:16 — Dr. Prasad explains the various indications Botox® is used for in his practice

2:48 — How Dr. Prasad’s patients usually come back for maintenance every 3-4 months before the Botox® has completely worn off

3:15 — Dr. Prasad explains how he observes and records a patient’s response to injectable treatments

3:56 — The importance of having extensive documentation of one’s appearance prior to injectable treatments, for a more accurate comparison

5:02 — The mechanics of how Botox® addresses crow’s feet lines

6:02 — How it is unlikely for Botox® injections for the crow’s feet lines to cause the cheeks to push forward

6:37 — How it is a challenge to stay on top of the rate of the reduction of activity of Botox®

7:07 — Dr. Prasad assures that Botox® does indeed wear off safely with time

7:42 — Dr. Prasad’s recommendation

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