Molly-Mae’s sister Zoe has revealed she’s hiding at her mum’s house in Hertfordshire because her Botox went wrong. Wearing a ...

It is also very rare, but possible, for Botox to relax a muscle that you don't intend for it to. This can lead to something ...

Ptosis, or drooping of the upper eyelid, can significantly affect both vision and aesthetics. Surgical interventions are commonly employed to correct this condition, with various techniques ...

However, drooping of the eyelid, also known as ptosis, is not an uncommon occurrence as up to three percent of people who receive Botox can experience it within two weeks of their injections.

Ptosis, which is drooping of the eyelid like Clive experienced, can be a common occurrence in some groups. An estimated three percent of people who receive Botox could develop the droopy eyelid ...

Ptosis, the medical term for the drooping eyelid that Clive experienced, is not uncommon. It can happen for a wide variety of reasons, affecting around three percent of Botox users within two ...

What could be wrong with him? I think your child has a problem called droopy eyelid (ptosis). Usually, it can appear as an enlarged or heavy upper lid; or sometimes the affected eye appears ...