Abstract
Botox improves dynamic wrinkles, especially on the upper third of the face, by causing temporary paralysis of the underlying muscles. In this prospective, randomized study, 15 women with periocular rhytides were given 2 units of Botox subdermally in each lower eyelid in the midpupillary line. They also received 12 units of Botox in the crow's feet area on one randomly selected side. The patients were assessed 2 weeks after injection on …
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