Can Botox lift the outside corners of my eyebrows?

Thank you for your question. Botox is a neuromodulator that works by targeting specific muscles to achieve the desired outcome. The treatment requires precision and expertise in facial anatomy to ensure the final look is both natural and aesthetically pleasing. I advise you to schedule an in-person consultation with a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist who is also an expert Botox injector. Through a personal assessment and discussion of your goals, you should be able to produce the results you want. 

Yes, it is possible to
lift up the corner of the eyebrow, giving a desired look of a brow lift. This
is achieved by injecting the lateral (outer) tail of the brow, known as the orbicularis
oculi muscle. This muscle naturally pulls the eyebrow down. This result
typically lasts 3-4 months. It is important to seek treatment by an experienced
provider in order to receive the optimal outcome.  Hope this helps! 

Yes, it is possible to produce a subtle lift of the brows using strategically placed Botox injections. However, the procedure requires precision and a bit of an artistic eye to create results that are both natural and proportionate to the rest of the face. I recommend you schedule a consultation with a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist who is also an expert Botox injector for a full evaluation and a customized treatment plan.

It is definitely possible to slope or elevate the outside corners of your eyebrows with botox. This is typically done by placing a small amount along the infra brow or region just below the outside corners of the eyebrows and placing botox in the central part of your forehead--not toward the sides. This should result in some elevation of your eyebrows. I would seek a facial plastic surgeon or other botox expert in your area.

Thanks for this
question. There are several options for lifting the corner of the eyebrow. The
first place to start is with a little Botox. This can be placed in the corner
of the eyebrow and the crows feet. This often works and you will know in a few
days. If the doesn’t work or doesn’t work enough then you can place some filler
under the corner of the eyebrow. Finally if none of these lift your brow
enough, of your brow is really so low, then you could consider surgery.

Yes, Botox can be used to lift the outer corner of the brows.  Be sure to see an experienced injector and discuss your treatment goals.  Botox takes approximately two weeks to be in full effect and the results gradually fade over 3 to 4 months.

Botox and all the other neurotoxins will absolutely lift the outside of your eyebrows if injected below your eyebrows.  Botox works by decreasing the muscle tone of the eyebrow depresser (the orbicularis oculi) allowing the eyebrow elevator (the frontalis muscles) to work unopposed.  

Photos would have been extremely helpful. In their absence, what I can say is that microdroplets of Botox (or Dysport or Xeomin) placed appropriate at the corners of the eyebrows can help to elevate them. Alternatively or concomitantly, the appropriate placement of a small amount of injectable volumizing filler, such as Juvederm Ultra Plus XC can elevate the tail of the brow and when combined with the use of Botox, the results typically may last longer than when either the filler or the neuromodulator are used alone. Make sure that you consult with a board certified aesthetic physician. Best of luck. 

Yes, Botox put in the right location will lift the lateral eyebrows. It is important that the injection site be accurate

Thank you so much for your question.  Typically, you are able to achieve some lift of the lateral brow (at the end) with Botox or Dysport treatments.  Best of luck to you!