I keep reading Dr's comments saying that eyebrow droop avoidance is down to a skilled dr who knows where to place the injections. As a patient, can you please tell me where those correct areas are so that I know if the person doing it is doing it right? I have mild/moderate horizontal forehead lines and still want to keep movement in my forehead but get rid of the lines.
Answer: Botox® and eyebrow droop I encourage you to seek the evalution of a board certified surgeon in your area for your Botox® injections. With their training, plastic surgeons have an understanding of the relationship between facial muscles. This allows them to understand which areas of the face to inject to avoid causing the eyebrow to droop.
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March 16, 2015
Answer: Avoidance of complications with neuromodulator injection And experienced Physician who understands the anatomy of the forehead will be able to choose a product and place it correctly so as to minimize the risk of eyebrow drooping. If you have horizontal forehead lines because your eyebrows or eyelids are heavy,You may not be a candidate for neuromodulator injections at all. This is why it is important to see an experienced physician for administration of Botox dysport or Xeomin
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Answer: Avoidance of complications with neuromodulator injection And experienced Physician who understands the anatomy of the forehead will be able to choose a product and place it correctly so as to minimize the risk of eyebrow drooping. If you have horizontal forehead lines because your eyebrows or eyelids are heavy,You may not be a candidate for neuromodulator injections at all. This is why it is important to see an experienced physician for administration of Botox dysport or Xeomin
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March 13, 2015
Answer: Less is more in the forehead A centimeter or two above the brow should be safe, and in general you want to treat the forehead (frontalis) lightly. It is the main muscle keeping your eyebrows elevated. An over-treated forehead looks frozen and brows can look heavy. Many women can achieve a natural look with only 8-10 units of Botox (depending on anatomy).
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Answer: Less is more in the forehead A centimeter or two above the brow should be safe, and in general you want to treat the forehead (frontalis) lightly. It is the main muscle keeping your eyebrows elevated. An over-treated forehead looks frozen and brows can look heavy. Many women can achieve a natural look with only 8-10 units of Botox (depending on anatomy).
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March 13, 2015
Answer: Where are the right places to inject Botox to avoid eyebrow droop? This is a common concern.It is more to do with understanding anatomy and the basis of the forehead wrinkles than the skill of the injector. I guess a skilled injector will understand the anatomy well.The forehead muscle ( frontalis) is mainly responsible for lifting the eyebrows. It also has small connections between the muscle and the forehead skin. When the Frontalis lifts the eyebrow the connections between the muscle and the forehead skin create the forehead wrinkles. So the skill here is to inject between the skin and the frontalis muscle rather than to inject INTO the frontalis muscle. People refer to this as 'droplet' or 'micro botox'. If you inject into the Frontalis muscle you will weaken the ability of the frontalis to LIFT the eyebrow.All the best
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March 13, 2015
Answer: Where are the right places to inject Botox to avoid eyebrow droop? This is a common concern.It is more to do with understanding anatomy and the basis of the forehead wrinkles than the skill of the injector. I guess a skilled injector will understand the anatomy well.The forehead muscle ( frontalis) is mainly responsible for lifting the eyebrows. It also has small connections between the muscle and the forehead skin. When the Frontalis lifts the eyebrow the connections between the muscle and the forehead skin create the forehead wrinkles. So the skill here is to inject between the skin and the frontalis muscle rather than to inject INTO the frontalis muscle. People refer to this as 'droplet' or 'micro botox'. If you inject into the Frontalis muscle you will weaken the ability of the frontalis to LIFT the eyebrow.All the best
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