Glabellar indentation will not go away. Any suggestions? (photo)

Thank you for posting your question and photos. You need additional Botox injected carefully to get rid of the glabellar lines. Make sure an experienced injector performs the procedure to avoid complications.Good luck,

Needs a combination approach for improvement, including fillers and botox.  Please see an expert for treatment.  Best, Dr. Emer.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Treatment of the glabellar crease is most commonly done with botox or other neuromodulators.  These treatment decrease the muscle movement and tone in the area making these creases less apparent.  Over time, lines and creases tend to abate from continued muscle paralysis and decreased size of the corrugator muscles.  In patients with significant creases, filler can be used to elevate this crease; however, this should only be done by an expert injector since it carries the rare risks of vascular occlusion and even blindness. If filler is placed too deeply or laterally, it may actually accentuate the crease.  Seek on an expert physician to see if a more superficial placement of filler would be more helpful.

As long as you are not able to move the muscles with your neuromodulator, more neuromodulators will not help. They only prevent the movement. Consider the fillers, I believe the placement of the filler may have not been done in the right plane. I would wait until the fillers are resolved and try to have naother injection to resolve the fold in the skin. 

As long as you have minimal movement of your brows then your botox dose is strong enough.  I find that patients with a central line or indentation take longer to see improvement than those patients with "11" lines.  Keeping up with botox every 3 months will lead to improvement but may take a couple of years.  If you are frustrated you can have restylane injected into the indentation to achieve a quicker result, but you will still need the botox.  Don't give up and best of luck.

Fillers in the "T-zone" ( nose upward to eyebrows including glabella) are very dangerous. Blindness has been reported when using fillers in the T-zone. I recommend that you consider having Profound micro-needle/radio frequency treatments in order to promote new collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid deposition. That will likely elevate your furrow. Good luck!

Agree, if you can not move your muscles in the area, more Botox will not help. Fillers such as Restylane can help diminish lines, however one has to be extremely careful in this area because of the blood vessels. I suggest you consult a Board Certified Plastics or Dermatologist for an opinion. All the bestDr Davin Lim Laser and aesthetic dermatologistBRISBANE, Australia.