Botox Brow Lift Injection points technique. Which technique is best used, see A/B/C/D options. What's your opinion? (Photos)

even tho this is great in theory, results can only be determined by seeing you in person and looking at your movement. I suggest you see an expert. Start dermarolling at this time. Best, Dr. Emer.

The problem with your YouTube and diagrams like the ones you present is that you never know exactly what is done. The diagrams, however, have several things in common. First they all put Botox below the corner of the eyebrow laterally. To obtain and eyebrow lift, this is an essential point of injection. However, frequently you need to not simply put it in that one small spot but to treat the entire lateral orbicularis muscle, one of the depressors of the eyebrow. The other thing in common is that none of them treat the low frontalis over the eyebrow. The frontalis muscle is the only thing that lifts the eyebrow. Gravity and the depressor muscles, lateral orbicularis as well as the procerus and corrugator muscles between the eyebrows with some contribution by the central orbicularis, or what causes the eyebrow to droop. Diagrams A and B treat the procerus and corrugators. Diagrams B and C have nothing to do whatsoever with elevating the eyebrow, other than showing methods of reducing some of the forehead wrinkling from the frontalis without dropping the brow. You need to concentrate not on figuring out exactly what needs to be done or which diagram to have followed, but which inject or to use who fully understands the anatomy of the area and how Botox can change this anatomy to achieve your desired result.