Janis Campbell, MD (retired)

Patients with deep lines and thicker skin will often need combined therapy with Botox and  filler.
I often  suggest  trying Botox first and observe over the first treatment period of 4 months and make sure that you are getting a good reduction in your motion.  If the lines are still not releasing  the next  visit  I inject Juvederm and  do Botox to the affected area.
I hope this helps.

Nasolabial folds are a normal part of our appearance but the deepening of them is a sign of aging. This process is not just due to motion in the area but changes in the bony anatomy of our face and the fat pads that lay beneath the skin.   If you do have volume deficits in the cheeks these may need to be addressed to give you a better outcome in the nasolabial folds. Otherwise clients may just require additional filler to the nasolabial as a top up to give you the correction you are after  or use a thicker gel such as  Volift.  I always  suggest for you to rebook with your injector to address your concerns.
I hope this helps.

This is a common site to apply Botox with great results.  Because the skin is thinner in this area the sites appear like an insect  bite type  wheal for a short while until the Botox is absorbed.  

To fully  answer your  question evaluation of pre and post photos would be helpful.  The most common reason for hooding  of the brows tends to be the forehead botox application  sites rather than the application site right at the brow. I would suggest to let the effect wear off.  The next time you receive Botox I would apply it only to the brow region and then note your response

Because our eyebrows are normally at different heights on our face mild asymmetries of response  when treating the forehead can be seen. Since you are happy with the esthetic  response I would suggest to wait on the heaviness side and it will  improve over the next month.  I would also suggest to touch base with your injector so that the botox on that side can be placed higher on the forehead  or less units on that side in the future