What is going wrong here ? Does this look odd ? Maybe I'm just hypersensitive . I don't feel like it use to look like this in the past. He said he didn't want to overdo it but I feel like my muscles that make that upward motion aren't deadened enough and my inner brows are . I think it would look better if I just couldn't even move them much at all :/
May 12, 2017
Answer: Treating the forehead muscles too aggressively can result in an unnatural look. Thank you for your question. Based on your photos, it looks as if your injector was overly aggressive in treating the central forehead muscle. The effects may be reversed by treating the outer forehead muscle. Be sure to find an injector who listens to your concerns and has ample experience providing BOTOX® treatments.
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May 12, 2017
Answer: Treating the forehead muscles too aggressively can result in an unnatural look. Thank you for your question. Based on your photos, it looks as if your injector was overly aggressive in treating the central forehead muscle. The effects may be reversed by treating the outer forehead muscle. Be sure to find an injector who listens to your concerns and has ample experience providing BOTOX® treatments.
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April 22, 2017
Answer: Harsh Look After Botox -- Spock Brow Thank you for sharing your photos and your concern. It appears your lateral 1/3 of the brow is "overly" lifted creating a "Spock Brow". Please see the photos attached to my Facebook post (@RefreshDermatology) regarding placement of neuromodulator (#Botox, #Dysport, #Xeomin) for correction. Each treatment is different as our muscles are retrained with subsequent Botox. As a result, your expert injector will place neuromodulator in different areas based on the muscle activity on the day of your visit. Please return to your cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon for correction. Best of luck,Suneel Chilukuri, M.D.Houston, Texas
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April 22, 2017
Answer: Harsh Look After Botox -- Spock Brow Thank you for sharing your photos and your concern. It appears your lateral 1/3 of the brow is "overly" lifted creating a "Spock Brow". Please see the photos attached to my Facebook post (@RefreshDermatology) regarding placement of neuromodulator (#Botox, #Dysport, #Xeomin) for correction. Each treatment is different as our muscles are retrained with subsequent Botox. As a result, your expert injector will place neuromodulator in different areas based on the muscle activity on the day of your visit. Please return to your cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon for correction. Best of luck,Suneel Chilukuri, M.D.Houston, Texas
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