My bald scalp, seems to wrinkle when my frontalis muscles contract (raising my eyebrows). When my forehead is relaxed, my scalp skin and head is smooth with no significant wrinkling. When I raise my eyebrows, my whole scalp moves forward, and causes linear wrinkles along the top of my head. When I lower my eyebrows, my scalp retracts and the wrinkles are no longer present. Is this unusual? Would reducing the range of movement of my forehead / frontalis with Botox help with this?
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Proper case assesment is mandatory before taking any decision regarding the line of treatment however generally speaking, neurotoxins can be definitely used to treat your forehead wrinkles, crows feet and fillers can be used to enhance your cheeks and jawline. Sometimes we may used facial...
Hello and thank you for your question. Our advice would be to stick with a good routine of medical grade skincare to keep yourself looking as good as possible. Always seek an experienced and qualified practitioner, best wishes
