Would Botox lift my droopy, Cro-Magnon man eyebrows? (Photo)

Botox can be used to perform a “non-surgical brow lift” in the right candidate. When done correctly it can lift the brows by a few millimeters, which is often all that’s needed to open and brighten the eye area. I suggest visiting a board-certified, expert dermatologist with experience performing off-label Botox injections for a consultation to come up with the best treatment plan for you. 

Botox injected at the end of the brow may help raise the brow a few millimeters. If you are looking for an elevation of the brow as a whole, I suggest a consultation with a specialist in facial plastic surgery to discuss all of your options.

Botox can lift the corner of your eyebrow 1 to 2 mm. You are holding your eyebrows higher then that intentionally.. To get that much elevation you will need the corner of your eyebrow surgically elevated.  See a board certified PS for evaluation.

Thank you for your question and series of photographs.  Botox can be used to help elevate the outer portion of a woman's brow, offering a "chemical brow lift."  If done appropriately, it should not cause your brow to droop further.  Because of your specific request, be sure to see an ASPS board certified plastic surgeon for evaluation and treatment. 

Yes a "Botox brow lift" can be performed to lift the brows.  This will result in several millimeters of lift and will need to be repeated every three months.  The good news is that if you don't like how it looks, it will reverse in three months.  For best results, please consult with a doctor in person who can examine you and discuss if this is a good option for you.

Thank you for your question Cfgirl0124. Botox is a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression. Botox can be placed between the brows and in the corners of the brows. This relaxes the muscles that pull down on the brows and lead to an elevation of the brows. When such as treatment is done sometimes horizontal lines on the forehead become apparent or deeper. For this reason I recommend that my patients have a small amount of Botox in the upper forehead to counterbalance this. Please consult with a doctor for specific
recommendations. Good luck!

Either Botox (Dysport, Xeomin) or forehead lift surgery can help improve the Cro-magnon forehead, as you've mentioned. However, Botox is temporary with results that can be more subtle, as compared to surgery. Plastic surgeons and dermatologist tailor the Botox treatment for each patient: reduce forehead wrinkles, lift the eyebrow, etc. If you haven't already, then speak with a plastic surgeon to perform an examination and helps determine appropriate options for you.Best,Dr. Chaboki

Hello CFgirl0124,Botox can be used to help raise the outer corner of the eyebrows by a few millimeters.  This would not do much to help the wrinkles across your forehead.  If you used Botox to treat these wrinkles then you would not be able to raise your brow, and it would give you the look you don't like with a flat brow.  The other option is considering a brow lift, such as an endoscopic approach, to help keep your brow up without you raising them.  I would recommend you consult with a facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon to go over your options.  I hope this helps and good luck.  

Botox can be used on the lower lateral eyebrow to lift them a bit.  If that doesn't satisfy you, then perhaps a brow lift is the answer.

Botox can certainly change the shape of your eyebrows and produce a lift but be sure you see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon to get the results you want