My experience getting forehead Botox and ending up with seagull eyebrows + getting lateral canthoplasty twice and even having it restored
I'm going to share my experience with the side effects of Botox and lateral canthoplasty that nobody tells you about.
Many people get forehead Botox to get rid of wrinkles, but there are side effects. If the forehead becomes unusable, the eyebrows start taking over the role.
Then, you will experience the side effect of developing seagull eyebrows, where your eyebrows curl upward like a seagull.
Or there are cases where you can't open your eyes.
I tend to get the seagull phenomenon easily, so now when I consult, I mention it in advance and ask them to place it on the top.
And I am managing it by diluting it so that it is applied weakly.
Be really careful with Botox injected into the center of the face.
If you try to match your smile by only placing it here, at some point your expression might look stiff or awkward even when you smile.
You need to be cautious about cheek liposuction as well. I have seen cases around me where scar tissue formed inside after the procedure, making the cheeks hard and bumpy.
I've found that in some cases, it's actually better to leave a slight, natural double chin alone.
I personally had the lateral canthoplasty done twice and even had it restored.
At first, I had only one side done without an incision, but I went back to the original state, and later I had both sides done with an incision.
Incisional lateral canthoplasty can cause a side effect where the outer corners of the eyes droop in a U-shape.
I didn't think it was bad, but since the healthy eye got worse, I eventually had it restored.
I only restored 50%, but I am still satisfied now.
Lateral canthoplasty doesn't guarantee bigger eyes. It's important to check first if it suits your eye condition and face shape. :)
Which area were you most satisfied with when getting Botox? I'm satisfied with my forehead and between my eyebrows, but I don't think I would ever get it in the center of my face haha.









