Can Botox Make my Eyes More Feline?

This question has been answered recently. The outer corner of the eyebrow can be raised slightly with the use of one to three units of Botox in the downturned orbicularis oculi muscle. This is close to the insertion of the top of the three common crows feet Botox injections.

I agree with Dr. Rueckl that Botox would not be good for this at all.  The treated areas with Botox specifically avoid the eye area to prevent ptosis, or eyelid droop.  As Dr. Gidon notes you can get somewhat of a brow lift with Botox, but at times this feature can be unwanted and result in a more "startled" (Mephisto) look.  The main use of Botox is for removing wrinkles, not reshaping.  I hope this is of some use!

Botox is used for a brow lift to lift the outer eyebrows because it relaxes the muscles that pull down the outer brow.  Dermal fillers can also be used under the outer eyebrow to give a lift but neither of these procedures will change the shape of your eyes.  You would require surgery.