I have about four forehead wrinkles that are getting deeper every day. I call it my "washboard" forehead. How many units of Botox would I need to relax these forehead lines?
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Botox forehead dosage is 10-24 units depending on several factors
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November 19, 2020
Answer: Horizontal Forehead Lines From 5-15. I tend to not be an aggressive heavy forehead line injector. It is easy to over do it and leave somewhat flat eyebrows which is not aesthetically pleasing until the botox wears off.
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Answer: Horizontal Forehead Lines From 5-15. I tend to not be an aggressive heavy forehead line injector. It is easy to over do it and leave somewhat flat eyebrows which is not aesthetically pleasing until the botox wears off.
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September 7, 2020
Answer: 10-30 units typically Most of the time the forehead takes 10-30 units to achieve the result you want. It depends on how strong your frontalis muscle in the forehead is and how froze a look you want. Some patients also may feel that the forehead feels “heavy” if you inject too much, so if you’re starting out with Botox I think it’s safer and better to start at the low end of this spectrum and adjust as needed. You can always come back 2 weeks later and touch it up a bit more if the desired effect is not as strong as you wanted. The most important thing is that the units of Botox are distributed where they should be to achieve the desired effect.
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Answer: 10-30 units typically Most of the time the forehead takes 10-30 units to achieve the result you want. It depends on how strong your frontalis muscle in the forehead is and how froze a look you want. Some patients also may feel that the forehead feels “heavy” if you inject too much, so if you’re starting out with Botox I think it’s safer and better to start at the low end of this spectrum and adjust as needed. You can always come back 2 weeks later and touch it up a bit more if the desired effect is not as strong as you wanted. The most important thing is that the units of Botox are distributed where they should be to achieve the desired effect.
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October 2, 2018
Answer: It depends... A great injector can do a lot with a few units, it really depends on the skill and experience of the injector. As far as what is possible with your specific anatomy, it would be best to consult a board certified plastic surgeon with injection experience who can provide an accurate idea of what kind of results you can expect.
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Answer: It depends... A great injector can do a lot with a few units, it really depends on the skill and experience of the injector. As far as what is possible with your specific anatomy, it would be best to consult a board certified plastic surgeon with injection experience who can provide an accurate idea of what kind of results you can expect.
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September 17, 2018
Answer: Botox for forehead lines Thank you for your question. Botox for the forehead requires careful assessment of the brows and eyes. Most people with strong horizontal lines across the forehead have them because of anatomically low brow, deep set eyes or heavy lids. Injecting Botox into the forehead may do a good job reducing them, but if done so with too large of a dose will cause a very uncomfortable downward heaviness on the eyes. A good practitioner will approach your treatment with this in mind, and will also inject the muscle group at the brow (glabella) to provide needed counterbalance while relaxing those horizontal lines. In my practice, patients with this presentation will be assessed, and injected on the more conservative side in the forehead (about 8-14 units) while also treating the glabella, and asked to follow up in 2 weeks. At that point, a few more units may be added if warranted.
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Answer: Botox for forehead lines Thank you for your question. Botox for the forehead requires careful assessment of the brows and eyes. Most people with strong horizontal lines across the forehead have them because of anatomically low brow, deep set eyes or heavy lids. Injecting Botox into the forehead may do a good job reducing them, but if done so with too large of a dose will cause a very uncomfortable downward heaviness on the eyes. A good practitioner will approach your treatment with this in mind, and will also inject the muscle group at the brow (glabella) to provide needed counterbalance while relaxing those horizontal lines. In my practice, patients with this presentation will be assessed, and injected on the more conservative side in the forehead (about 8-14 units) while also treating the glabella, and asked to follow up in 2 weeks. At that point, a few more units may be added if warranted.
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