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Q. I recently got Botox to treat my 11’s. One side took, and I clearly noticed the “crunch” of the needle into the muscle. The side that did not “crunch,” barely took and had to be redone a few weeks later. I was told it was because one side was “stronger.” What gives?
A. Botox is an injectible muscle relaxer with a science and an art. Those injectors who understand anatomy and muscle function / expression are best suited to achieve the results you desire.
Yes, the best results for Botox placement are in the muscle desired to relax as the nerve/muscle connection where Botox works occurs within muscle fibers and not outside the muscle bundle. There are many factors in the art of injection. These include:
