Botox or fillers for horizontal line between eyebrows? (photos)

A combination of both Botox and fillers might be needed. At your physical exam your Doctor will be able to determine what would work best.

It depends on whether the line is from muscle movement or a deep radix. If muscle then Botox. If a deep radix, then fillers as long as it works with the shape of your bridge. If neither, consider skin tightening of the forehead. 

Botox and fillers work well to improve the wrinkles between the brows.   You should consult with a practice that has experience with these treatments.  Good Luck!

Thank you for asking your question and sharing your photo. It appears that injection of Botox and dermal fillers could improve your condition. Make sure an experienced, board-certified Oculoplastic Surgeon performs the treatment in this area close to the eyes. Good luck,

From what you are describing, it seems to me that you will really benefit from both botox and fillers. Consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and discuss your concerns. 

Thank you for your question dochia. Botox I a purifies protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression such as the vertical lines between the brows seen when one frowns. The pivotal studies demonstrated that when a dose of 20 units is used in this area, most people enjoy their results for 3-4 months and peak effect is seen at 14 days. Please consult with a doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!

Botox is very commonly used to treat the lines between the eyes in the glabella that appear during frowning or squinting.  I think this would be a worthwhile procedure for you to consider.  See a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist to discuss your options.

Botox works great for dynamic lines between your eyebrows (globular lines).  It is a quick procedure and my patients love the results.  Always seek treatment from a qualified professional.  Good luck!

I like to start off with Botox for facial lines of animation in this area. If the botox does not improve it to your satisfaction. then perhaps filler may enhance the result.

It is best to use Botox to relax the underlying cause of the crease, which is the muscle, and dermal fillers will help to fill in the line at rest. In this region there is a limited arterial blood supply to the area, and care needs to be taken when filling the area. Injection of filler into the arteries here can cause death (necrosis) of the skin. A scary possibility also is filler injections going into the arteries here and moving along these arteries into the arteries that supply the eye, causing blindness. This is a rare but real complication of fillers in this area. To optimise safety in this area, your doctor should use only small amounts of filler in this area, injected carefully with blunt-tipped cannulas and not needles. Blunt tipped cannulas tend to be less likely to enter into arteries, but instead push them aside.