Can a botox brow lift separate eyebrows that are too close together? (photos)

Thank you for your question. Shaping the brows is one my favorite parts of using Botox. It requires a very detailed understanding of the underlying anatomy as well as assessing each individual while they are animating their brows. By carefully placing Botox in the muscles that depress the brow, you can cause the brow to rest and relax in a lifted position. There are limits to how much you can lift, and for some surgery is better option. Incorrect assessment or placement can also lead to the reverse effect, so overall technique is critical. You can also shape the brow different. For example, you can raise the tail of the brow vs creating a raised arched brow vs creating a raised horizontal brow. It depends on the individual's desired brow aesthetic goals. I would consider this a very advanced technique so I would query your injector on their experience in this area.
As far as how many units may be needed, this also depends on which part of the brow you want to correct. For the inner brows, you may consider ~20 units (same as the frown line treatment). Depending on where you place the Botox, you can also effect a widening of the inner brows.  For the middle or outer brow, I generally use up to 5 units on each side.

Thank you for your question. In some circumstances treating the glabella area can smooth the area between the brows allowing the eyebrows to appear further apart. You can achieve a modest lift with Botox. Consult an expert injector to discuss your options for treatment. Best,

Without a doubt you will get what you want. The muscles in your "glabella" or the area between your eye browns work by pulling your browns down and in. When we inject botox, the opposite happens, your brows move out and up. In many people, this can result in some separation of the eye brows. Alot of this depends on the elasticity and pliability of your skin but nevertheless, you often will see these positive changes.