Would corrugator resection get rid of my frown line between my brows? (Photo)

The corrugators create creases on either side of the midline but not in the midline. This most likely represents the frontalis muscle which could be resected to eliminate the crease.

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Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Corrugator resection during brow lift significantly weakens, but does not completely eliminate the corrugator muscle. Similarly, it will make the crease between the brows better, but not completely make it go away. Even after corrugator resection, you may still need some neuromodulators to completely paralyze that area.

You're going to need corrugator resection, frontalis resection, and a fascia graft placed underneath the area where the large vertical wrinkle is, since there's dermal atrophy here. This needs to be performed through coronal approach brow lift procedure.