Where on the frontalis does botox need to be injected to achieve a dropped brow and dropped corners?

Botox acts by relaxing muscles.  Injections into muscles will result  in the opposite effect of how a muscle works.  For example, the main brow elevator is the frontalis muscle.  If a patient desires a lower brow, then by  injecting into a muscle that normally elevates a brow, would result in the brow being less elevated, or lowered

How about getting a botox service that does not freeze the forehead or drop the eyebrows.  I have developed a patented botulinum toxin method called the Microdroplet Lift® that does precisely this.  It provides a beautiful lift to the eyebrows, smooths the 11 line area and opens the crowfeet area without freezing the forehead or causing goofy recruitment lines.

Thank you for your question.You are correct that more people prefer a lifted brow and as an injector we try to avoid dropping the brow. I would just discuss this with your injector prior to treatment and they can adjust where the injections need to be done. As long as they know that is what you want they will be able to treat in that manner. Good luck.