Do I need fillers or this can be fixed with Botox? (Photos)

To determine whether fillers or Botox would be the most appropriate treatment for addressing concerns on your forehead, it's essential to consider the nature of the issue:

Botox:

Botox is typically used to address dynamic wrinkles, which are lines that appear due to muscle movement, such as frown lines and forehead lines. If the lines on your forehead are primarily due to muscle activity, Botox can help relax the muscles and smooth out these lines.
Fillers:

Dermal fillers are used to address static wrinkles and volume loss. If the lines on your forehead are deeper and present even when your face is at rest, or if there is a need to restore volume, fillers might be more appropriate.
Next Steps:

Consultation with a Professional: Schedule a consultation with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon. They can assess your specific needs based on your skin type, the nature of the lines or wrinkles, and your aesthetic goals.
Personalized Treatment Plan: A professional will be able to recommend a personalized treatment plan, which may include Botox, fillers, or a combination of both, depending on the specific characteristics of your forehead lines.
Ultimately, an in-person assessment is crucial to determine the best course of action for achieving your desired results.

Hi Jessie!
You need a neuromodulator (like Botox or Dysport) into those muscles first (for the “dynamic rhytides”). Yours are very strong. Once the Botox kicks in, and residual wrinkles that persist at rest (static rhytides) can be further softened by strategic filler placement and resurfacing laser treatments. HOWEVER, this is considered a potential “danger area” for filler, as it can lead to blindness if injected incorrectly in this area. So, I would ONLY go to a doctor who is board certified in dermatology, or plastic/oculoplastic/ENT and who has experience and is comfortable injecting into this area.
Hope this helps!
Dr. Kiripolsky