Botox for Static Wrinkles on the Forehead?

Great Question! It sounds like Botox would fix all of your concerns.  Botox is used to correct forehead wrinkles and is frequently used to lift the brow!   Typically, you get re-injected every 3-6 months, but you are never back to your baseline as of pre-treatment.  With every treatment, the appearance of your lines and wrinkles will become less noticeable.  
Regards Anil Shah

thank you for the question. There are two aspects to address here - one is the static lines and the second is the drooping eyelids. It would be adviasable to be seen by a plastic surgeon to assess whether firstly you would benefit from surgical treatment such as a blepharoplasty to address the drooping eyelids. If you talk while raising your eyebrows - the liklihood is that you would have excess skin under your eyebrow that is causing the hooding. The action of raising the eyebrows on speaking is quite common in these patients. It would also be important to address whether you would actually benefit from a brow lift rather than blepharoplasty and this would be determined on examination of your case by your plastic surgeon.With respect to static lines - these are better treated by filler or can be effective with a combination of botox or fillers. Botox is generally for active or dynamic lines. The concern with botox here is tht if you already have some droop - adding botox in this area will block the frontalis muscle totally and so you could worsen your droop as the frontalis will no longer be blocking the action of the orbicularis muscle around the eye which pulls the eyebrow downwards.I hope this is of help BW

Sometimes when Botox is used for these lines, the lines improve but the eyebrows can drop too much. You might only be a candidate for a superficial fine filler for these lines. See an experience Botox injector for evaluation.