I received botox injections to lift the lateral brows, but I think part of the problem is the glabella. Is the glabella typically addressed in a standard botox brow lift and will injecting the glabella help to further lift the brows?
February 8, 2014
Answer: Botox in glabella I always treat the glabella when I inject botox. Specifically, the muscles that pull the brow down and in to eliminate the creases there and lift the brow. Make sure you are seeing a board - certified plastic surgeon who would understand this anatomy best.
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February 8, 2014
Answer: Botox in glabella I always treat the glabella when I inject botox. Specifically, the muscles that pull the brow down and in to eliminate the creases there and lift the brow. Make sure you are seeing a board - certified plastic surgeon who would understand this anatomy best.
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February 6, 2014
Answer: Glabella treatment key to botox browlift The simple answer is yes... the depressor muscles in the glabella pull the brow down and create the 11s between the eyes. By treating them with botox, the brow elevates. Likewise, by treating the central forehead and not the lateral, the brows get pulled up laterally. Finally, treating the orbicularis under each brow laterally helps to create an arch in the brow. The botox browlift is a great alternative to a surgical browlift in many patients.
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February 6, 2014
Answer: Glabella treatment key to botox browlift The simple answer is yes... the depressor muscles in the glabella pull the brow down and create the 11s between the eyes. By treating them with botox, the brow elevates. Likewise, by treating the central forehead and not the lateral, the brows get pulled up laterally. Finally, treating the orbicularis under each brow laterally helps to create an arch in the brow. The botox browlift is a great alternative to a surgical browlift in many patients.
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