Where to inject Botox to lift the brows?

Sorry to hear that your injections have been frustrating.  It's important to realize that Botox weakens muscles, so unless the injected muscle is one that actively pulls the brow downward, it may be difficult to get any true brow elevation with these injections.  However, the corrugator and procerus muscles (the ones that create the 11s between the brows) while mostly pulling the brows together do create some minor downward movement as well.  Injecting these muscles will most assuredly soften the lines between the brows but also may result in some mild medial brow elevation that you are describing.  Just make sure you don't expect a dramatic lift because that is unlikely.  Good luck.

hi, injecting Botox at the corrugator (muscle towards the head of the brow) allows the muscle to relax and elongate, and nicely lifts the brows. Depending on the thickness of the muscle, more or less Botox units may be needed to achieve this subtle lift. Visit a plastic surgeon, dermatologist, or oculoplastic surgeon - someone who knows the anatomy well and can obtain the best results for you!