Can I Use a Filler Instead of Botox for Forehead Wrinkle if I Had Bells Palsy?

Without a picture or examining you, it is difficult to address your concern specifically.  However, many forehead wrinkles are effectively treated with a combination of Botox and fillers.  The Botox will reduce the muscle action and the filler will add volume to reduce the indentation.  Good luck.

When possible, Botox is the first choice for treatment of forehead wrinkles. As you don't want to consider Botox because of the history of Bell's Palsy and severe Lyme's disease (although the two may not increase the complication rate of Botox) fillers can conservatively be used for the forehead wrinkles. The initial filler should be done conservatively and using a hyaluronic acid such as Restylane or Juvederm would be a wise choice because their result can be reversed if it is unsatisfactory.

Fillers like Juvederm and Restylane can certainly be used in the brow and forehead.  The results of the procedure are better when used with Botox together, but you will still see improvement of the wrinkles and lines you don't like.

There are also a few laser procedures, and mild chemical peels that may be very helpful in your case. 

See your local Facial plastic surgery specialist to review your options.

Congratulations on the upcoming wedding!

Dr. Torkian - Lasky Clinic, Beverly Hills