I am 20 years old and would love a brow lift. I've read a lot of reviews from doctors that say someone so young should refrain from a surgical brow lift due to scarring. I know botox is the best option for someone my age, but I am concerned it won't give me enough of a lift. How much change can I expect from the botox?
December 25, 2014
Answer: Chemical Browlift can be achieved with Botox! We certainly see brow elevation when treating the glabella with Botox, but it is usually just a few mm of elevation. For some people with a very slight brow droop (ptosis), it works great. For those with severe ptosis, surgery is necessary. If you are only 20 years old, chances are that you just need a mild lift, and Botox may work well for you. The best option is to consult with a physician and get their opinion.
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December 25, 2014
Answer: Chemical Browlift can be achieved with Botox! We certainly see brow elevation when treating the glabella with Botox, but it is usually just a few mm of elevation. For some people with a very slight brow droop (ptosis), it works great. For those with severe ptosis, surgery is necessary. If you are only 20 years old, chances are that you just need a mild lift, and Botox may work well for you. The best option is to consult with a physician and get their opinion.
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December 22, 2014
Answer: Botox Brow Lift is Subtle The "Botox browlift" is generally fairly subtle, raising the tail of the brow several milimeters. The effect is generated by inhibiting the superolateral portion of the orbicularis oculi muscle, which partially functions to lower the lateral brow.
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December 22, 2014
Answer: Botox Brow Lift is Subtle The "Botox browlift" is generally fairly subtle, raising the tail of the brow several milimeters. The effect is generated by inhibiting the superolateral portion of the orbicularis oculi muscle, which partially functions to lower the lateral brow.
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