I've read in celebrity gossip mags that really visible bunny lines can be a result of Botox between the eyebrows. Best example is Nicole Kidman.
Is this really true? Do your nose muscles overcompensate when you "freeze" the muscles between your brows? I don't want the "11s," but I don't want to increase wrinkles elsewhere, either.
September 1, 2015
Answer: Botox bunny lines
Some people have bunny lines naturally and botox can help smoothen these out, while some patients only seem to get bunny lines after the glabellar muscles are injected with Botox. The overcompensation does seem to be a reason and this can happen in the lower eyelid muscles when the crows' feet are injected, as is shown in this photograph too.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Botox bunny lines
Some people have bunny lines naturally and botox can help smoothen these out, while some patients only seem to get bunny lines after the glabellar muscles are injected with Botox. The overcompensation does seem to be a reason and this can happen in the lower eyelid muscles when the crows' feet are injected, as is shown in this photograph too.
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April 5, 2012
Answer: She has bunny lines because the muscles that create bunny lines were not treated.
This is a terrible treatment: Classic frozen forehead. The goal of forehead treatment is not paralysis but brow shaping. This is best done with the Microdroplet BOTOX method that I developed. You can study my website for more information on this method (lidlift dot com).
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April 5, 2012
Answer: She has bunny lines because the muscles that create bunny lines were not treated.
This is a terrible treatment: Classic frozen forehead. The goal of forehead treatment is not paralysis but brow shaping. This is best done with the Microdroplet BOTOX method that I developed. You can study my website for more information on this method (lidlift dot com).
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