Hi I've got no arch in my eyebrows so decided to have a brow lift to get more of a arch but it never worked I went back again to have more put in but never worked again. Why is it not lifting my brows
Answer: Why is Botox not lifting my eyebrows? Hello Jess. The only muscle that can lift the eyebrow is the frontalis muscle. Let's be sure you're not being injected in the frontalis with Botox. This would cancel out any effect an injection into the "depressor" muscles would have and leave you without the desired browlift.Speak with your injector about your goals and expectations and review has been done up to this point.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Why is Botox not lifting my eyebrows? Hello Jess. The only muscle that can lift the eyebrow is the frontalis muscle. Let's be sure you're not being injected in the frontalis with Botox. This would cancel out any effect an injection into the "depressor" muscles would have and leave you without the desired browlift.Speak with your injector about your goals and expectations and review has been done up to this point.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO
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Answer: Botox to lift brows Lifting of the brow with Botox can be very subtle. Some people get more lift then others. If you had your forehead injected that might be the problem. I prefer to do as little as possible top forehead when my patients are looking to lift brow.
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Answer: Botox to lift brows Lifting of the brow with Botox can be very subtle. Some people get more lift then others. If you had your forehead injected that might be the problem. I prefer to do as little as possible top forehead when my patients are looking to lift brow.
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March 20, 2017
Answer: Botox brow lift A Botox brow lift is typically quite subtle. Results depend on the experience and technique of the injector. Usually Botox will in fact sag the eyebrows unless attention is given to avoid this. Seek the advice of an experienced plastic surgeon’s clinic. Its possible surgical browlifting may be worth expolring for you.
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March 20, 2017
Answer: Botox brow lift A Botox brow lift is typically quite subtle. Results depend on the experience and technique of the injector. Usually Botox will in fact sag the eyebrows unless attention is given to avoid this. Seek the advice of an experienced plastic surgeon’s clinic. Its possible surgical browlifting may be worth expolring for you.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Botox Not Lifting Brows Thank you for your question. Brow position is determined by the interaction between facial muscles that lift the brow (mainly the frontalis muscle in the forehead) and those that depress the brow. Most Botox "brow-lifts" involve treating some of the depressor muscles to temporarily paralyze them, and lift the brow. The results can be subtle, and if your injector is overtreating your forehead muscles, this drop your brow and will counteract the effects of any brow-lifting injections. I would recommend scheduling a consultation with a cosmetic dermatologist or a plastic surgeon, as they have specialized training in facial anatomy, particularly as it pertains to cosmetic procedures.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Botox Not Lifting Brows Thank you for your question. Brow position is determined by the interaction between facial muscles that lift the brow (mainly the frontalis muscle in the forehead) and those that depress the brow. Most Botox "brow-lifts" involve treating some of the depressor muscles to temporarily paralyze them, and lift the brow. The results can be subtle, and if your injector is overtreating your forehead muscles, this drop your brow and will counteract the effects of any brow-lifting injections. I would recommend scheduling a consultation with a cosmetic dermatologist or a plastic surgeon, as they have specialized training in facial anatomy, particularly as it pertains to cosmetic procedures.
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