I keep reading that to achieve a brow lift with Botox, doctors will inject the glabella as well as the lateral part of the brow. My eyebrows are too low at rest and I feel like the lateral parts hang too low. I want them higher and to have more of an arch. I don’t have the 11s or the furrowed brow look. Do doctors have to treat the glabella? I feel like it would be unnecessary in my case and it seems like most of the cost comes from having 20 injections in the glabella.
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It is very unlikely that Botox would cause any depressions in the forehead. These types of changes are possibly related to altering the underlying muscle or soft tissue of the forehead during a brow lift. The most likely cause of these types of changes in a patient that has had fat transfer to t...
Thank you for your question. There is no issue with doing CaCl 3 days after having Botox. Like others have already mentioned you may not see much difference with the CaCl. Hope this helps.
Thank you for you question! Botox can be injected into these areas to create a softer look. The botox will essentially relax the muscles creating the appearance of atrophic muscles. The results will last up to 3-4 months hence you will have to re-inject roughly 3x per year. When administered by ...
