However I have a strange issue in that my brows look constantly furrowed. It looks like I am frowning all the time, but I am unable to relax my brows. There are no wrinkles there so the last doctor I spoke to was reluctant to give Botox. You can see how it looks in the attached photos. Please note I am NOT frowning in these photos, this is how they always look. Thanks in advance.
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Botox or botulinum toxin must be tailored to every different patient's anatomy and muscle pattern. Certainly "Spock" eyebrows can occur but can be accounted for and should not happen every time you get Botox. Everyone's muscles in their forehead area can be treated so you avoid the "Spock" ...
Generally speaking, BOTOX is the treatment of choice for dynamic wrinkles, be they forehead frown or horizontal lines, or Crow's feet most commonly. I would try 2u under each eye and see if you liked the result. Otherwise, I would try PRP or even a little tear trough filler. Most importantly ...
No- Botox does not interact with your thyroid medication or function. I do encourage that you continue unde your physician's care and follow your thyroid levels to ensure that the medication is working but it should not have any negative affect on your Botox treatment.
