I'm planning to get my frown lines treated. The dr who has been recommended to me by friends charges by each location and I only have money to pay for one location right now. I've heard people talk about getting their frown lines AND forehead treated. Or frown lines and outer brow treated to avoid the'spock' look. Would I be okay to have only the frown lines treated? Thanks for your advice.
July 29, 2012
Answer: Choosing the areas to undergo Botox injections
One option is to go to someone who charges by the unit rather than the area. This may help you achieve natural Botox results and have a more balanced look. Surgery90210
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July 29, 2012
Answer: Choosing the areas to undergo Botox injections
One option is to go to someone who charges by the unit rather than the area. This may help you achieve natural Botox results and have a more balanced look. Surgery90210
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March 21, 2012
Answer: Re: Botox only for frown lines
In some patients, treating only the frown lines in the glabella area can raise the eyebrows extremely high (i.e. the Spock look). But this does not occur consistently with everyone.
However, many doctors do not charge exclusively by the area. In other words, the objective of the treatment should be to minimize the frown lines and achieve an overall cosmetically acceptable result. So if you are one of the individuals who is prone to developing the Spock look, then your doctor should address the muscles in the brows as well, instead of considering this to be a separate area.
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March 21, 2012
Answer: Re: Botox only for frown lines
In some patients, treating only the frown lines in the glabella area can raise the eyebrows extremely high (i.e. the Spock look). But this does not occur consistently with everyone.
However, many doctors do not charge exclusively by the area. In other words, the objective of the treatment should be to minimize the frown lines and achieve an overall cosmetically acceptable result. So if you are one of the individuals who is prone to developing the Spock look, then your doctor should address the muscles in the brows as well, instead of considering this to be a separate area.
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