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Old 05-16-2013, 09:11 PM #1
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Default Temporal Wasting and botox?

Hello. My husband noticed today that my temples are indented. Kind of like big soft spots/dents on the sides of my forehead. I had botox for chronic migraine about 2 months ago and have never had this symptom. I have a vp shunt for severe hydrocephalus placed 3 years ago. I have a low grade astrocytoma. I'm wondering if this is neurological or related to the botox. Has anyone experienced this?
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