Can Botox Correct Nose Crease?

This horizontal crease between your eyebrows is almost impossible to completely eliminate.
I know that BOTOX is supposed to work wonders for this wrinkle (caused by the procerus muscle), but I have not found that to be the case. I might start with 25u BOTOX to rejuvenate the eyebrows, and then fill the line 1 - 2 weeks later after the BOTOX has taken effect.
I hope this is helpful for you.

Hi Sue1949 - Botox or Dysport would probably be great for those lines.  If you need a filler, this can be placed simultaneously.  The Botox will last about 3 months, so if it works plan on repeating it.  The filler may last 6-12 months depending on the type of filler used. 

Botox is often used for this horizontal crease. some creases are deep from years of skin contraction that fillers can be injected after the botox has had a chance to inhibit the muscular movement underneath the skin. Fillers in this area need to be thinner rather than the thick fillers, and small volumes as there is a risk of circulation problems in the middle forehead above this area which can lead to scarring. This happens infrequently but that is why it is worth doing the Botox first.

Botox is a muscle relaxer and works great on dynamic lines. It works very well on the vertical lines in the frown area but can also be injected for the horizontal lines at the base of the nose. It works great there too. Dr. Behnam.

Botox or Dysport can be very helpful in eliminating the horizontal crease on the upper nose and the lines on the side of the nose or "bunny lines". These lines are caused by contractions of the procerus muscle. When the muscle contractions are relaxed by injections of botox, the lines are significantly improved. Very deep creases, especially those that have present for many years, may need injection of a filler such as Restylane or Juvederm in addition to the botox for a more satisfactory result.