How Will Botox in the Glabella Region Affect my Ability to Raise my Eyebrows?

Botox is a great procedure that has been around for many years.  If the procedure between the eyebrows is done correctly, you should not incur any paralysis with the eyebrows themselves.  Typically, weakness of the eyebrows can occur when Botox is injected into the forehead causing you to not be able to use the muscles that move your eyebrows.  When receiving Botox in the Glabella it is possible for the eyebrows to be slightly raised, rejuvenating your overall appearance.  Make sure you visit an experienced board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist to have a properly performed procedure.

The frown lines are a result of the glabellar muscles (between eyebrows) and are known to depress.  This means that the action pulls downward and inward.  Proper dosing will, not only resolve or improve the frown lines, but will offer a nice, natural inner brow lift. 

When a patient's eyebrows are negatively affected, it is usually a result of improper or too much dosing of the forehead inasmuch as the forehead muscle is an elevator (lifting) muscle.