She may not have to sleep with one eye open — but she sure is walking around that way. After moving from Florida to New Jersey, 28-year-old Lydia August found a new neurologist to administer the Botox ...

Lydia August, 28, told Newsweek, "I have not shown any improvement," since the treatment was done 12 days ago.

The condition August is experiencing, known as ptosis — drooping eyelid — is a known but rare side effect of Botox injections for migraines. It occurs when the Botox weakens the muscles that lift the ...

You may need to remain upright for about 4 hours after receiving Botox treatments. This helps decrease the risk of experiencing complications, such as spreading of the drug, swelling, and bruising.

A Cleveland Clinic expert answers our questions about Botox—and she says there's one key nutrient that could make all the difference.

New rules have come into place aimed at better protecting patients from unsafe cosmetic procedures. Here's what it mean for ...