Race And Age May Influence Risks For Myopia, Hyperopia

Thursday, October 13, 2011

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Race or ethnicity and age may affect risk of myopia and hyperopia, according to a study assessing African American, Hispanic and non-Hispanic white children.

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A patient comes to your office requesting cosmetic Botox. She is bothered by the wrinkles in the area depicted in the image. Which muscle would you need to target with your injections to address these rhytides?
1. frontalis
2. corrugators
3. procerus
4. orbicularis oculi
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Race And Age May Influence Risks For Myopia, Hyperopia

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A patient comes to your office requesting cosmetic Botox. She is bothered by the wrinkles in the area depicted in the image. Which muscle would you need to target with your injections to address these rhytides?

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