Can Botox be used to lift the outter corner of the eye?

5 answers to “Can Botox be used to lift the...”

A: botox for outer corner of eye

Steven Hacker, MD

Botox or Dysport should not be represented as lifting the corner of the eye. The main effect is on the eyebrow areas which can be lifted nicely and result in less droopy, less tired appearing eyes.

A: Brow lift Not eye lift

Edgar Franklin Fincher, MD, PhD

 Botox or Dysport are wonderful for lifting the lateral or outer portion of the eyebrow when injected properly. This opens up the eye area and creates a more rested and alert appearance.  It does not move, lift or change the shape of the eye itself.  It also must be injected in the proper place... more

A: Botox for corner of eye

Elan B. Singer, MD

It can be used for the corner of eyebrow, but not for the corner of the actual eye.  Did that answer your question?  Good luck! Dr. Singer

A: botox eyelid lift

Beverly Johnson, MD

Its used to give a little arch to the brow, but I would't describe this as lifting the corner of the eye. Good luck to you!

A: Botox usually can't lift the outer corner of the eye, unfortunately

David Hansen, MD

Botox and Dysport do great around the outer sides of the eyes to prevent or inhibit creasing but unfortunately they don't lift the outer eyes. They can lift the lateral eyebrows somewhat 50% of the time which may make the outer eye look better which may be helpful, but a brow lift or eyelid surgery is usually... more

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