Does Botox Work on Horizontal Forehead Creases?

Botox works beautifully for transverse forehead rhytids - brow wrinkes.
You should be treated by a qualified injector; I would suggest a plastic surgeon, as they generally understand facial muscle anatomy better than other providers.
You can expect the result to last 3-5 months, and then a retreatment will be needed if you like the result and wish it to continue. It should cost you about $400-500 per session, depending on where you are treated and by whom.
Yours,
Scott Sattler MD FACS

You would get a fantastic results with Anti-wrinkle Injections. Anti-wrinkle injections (Botox) are a safe and effective non-surgical method of facial rejuvenation.  Anti-wrinkle injections are most commonly used for the frown and forehead lines and crows feet (at the side of the eyes).  The effect works after 7-14 days and lasts up to 4 months. Normal activities can be resumed immediately after treatment

yes, Botox works very well to treat the horizontal lines on the brow. Depending on the patient’s age and the overall anatomy and distribution of lines/wrinkles, a patient may be able to have Botox treatments to the forehead alone or they may have to combine injections to the forehead, glabella, and crows feet. A consultation with a trained board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist would help decide what you need.

Yes, the horizontal forehead creases are a common site to treat with Botox. For deeper forehead lines, consider Botox in combination with dermal fillers, laser resurfacing, and skin care with retinol

Botox is idea for forehead wrinkles but it may not always take away all of the fine lines that are part of the skin.  Balancing the muscles of the forehead with selective and artfully placed Botox will calm the wrinkles. Add proper skin care products and facials to enhance the quality of your skin.  Use a reflective sun block daily to prevent solar damage to the skin and complement these products with a healthy diet and exercise regime.  

Botox can be very effective to soften the horizontal lines of the face.  However, if the lines are still present when you are not making any facial expression (i.e. static lines), then I would consider using a thin dermal filler such as Restylane Silk to soften the lines. 

Botox is one of the treatments that works very well for this particular area. As simple and common of a procedure as this is, the decision to undergo a medical intervention should not be taken lightly. When properly executed, Botox injections can be an important adjunct in positively impacting the cosmetic appearance of someone's face. Consult a board-certified facial plastic surgeon or a general plastic surgeon in your community for this matter.

Botox works very well on the horizontal lines of the forehead.  In fact, I would say that it works best in this area.

It's not
unusual for patients to request treatment of  horizontal forehead wrinkles. These wrinkles are caused by
contraction of the frontalis muscle which is an elevator of the brow. When
botox is strategically injected in the forehead, relaxation of this muscle
occurs. This results in significant improvement in forehead wrinkles.

This treatment
is associated with dramatic clinical improvement and high levels of patient
satisfaction. If you're concerned about transverse
forehead wrinkles botox is an excellent treatment option.

Botox helps to soften the lines in your frown area and forehead. The exact
treatment designed for you will be determined in consultation with your
cosmetic physician. If the wrinkle is permanent, even when your face is relaxed, you may also require filler.I also recommend seeing a medical aesthetician and skincare expert who may be able to help reduce the appearance of those wrinkles with another option. Laser skin treatments or micro needling may help.

Although
there are a lot of uses for BOTOX®, the forehead area is one place where this
treatment really shines. Forehead creases are dynamic wrinkles that are typically
caused by repeated muscle movements, and this is what BOTOX® was designed to
treat—specifically, by temporarily paralyzing those muscles. However, very deep
creases may require some additional complementary treatments, such as dermal
fillers or resurfacing. For any use of BOTOX®, it’s very important to use a
skilled injector, as the injection process is more complex than it might seem
and needs an experienced hand for the best results.