I got Xeomin 12 days ago, but I can still make the 11's and I look like a witch when I raise my eyebrows. What to do?

Hi Jenabee,The triangular pattern allows the outer corner of the brow to go up and accentuate the "Spock Brow."Botoxing the forehead with a little bit more xeomin/botox just above the sharp crease above the eyebrows should help.Be forewarned that your forehead will feel heavy, but the "spock brow" looks worse to me than a slightly heavy forehead with a flatter more even brow.I hope this helps.Best,Dr. YangP.S. If you find my answers or other doctors answers to questions are helpful, please +1 those answers to push up the better answers to the top, which helps others who read the same post, get to the more helpful answers first.P.P.S. There is a new feature on Realself, which is the "Follow" button. It is similar to the "Like" button on Facebook. If you like my response or any of the doctor responses while you research on Realself, you should "Follow" them. You will get email updates, when the doctors you follow post any new answers to questions, post new photos, or have any new reviews.

Thanks for your question. It is difficult to help you without photos or examining you myself. I would recommend seeing your injector 2 weeks after any injection.. 2 weeks allows time for swelling to go away and for the neurotoxin to kick in. In most cases, more neurotoxin can help with peaked eyebrows and residual wrinkles. Good luck!

Thank you for your question.It is possible that you may need a touch up.  This is not uncommon.To be sure, return to see your doctor or see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment.I hope this helps.

It sounds like you still have excess movement between your eyebrows as well as either a "spock" brow or deep parenthesis lines above your outer brow. Every office will differ on how they handle touch ups. If I make a recommendation of a certain treatment plan, the patient follows it and the treatment falls short of our expectations, I will perform a touch up treatment at no charge. Not all offices share these thoughts but I consider it to be good service on my part. Call your injector to schedule a followup and ask about the associated costs for a touch up. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

Thank you for your question.  It does sound as if your injections need to be touched up.  It is always best to go back to the person who performed your injections as that individual is most likely to know where you were injected previously.  I am sorry that your first experience was not what you had hoped.  If you do not feel comfortable after speaking with the person who did your initial injections, I would seek a second opinion from a highly experienced injector