How can I get a bigger forehead/raised hairline without surgery? Can Botox/fillers help? (Photo)

Thank you for your question. You might want to consider a skincare treatment vs. Botox. Speak with a dermatologist, perhaps he/ she can recommend something. Best, 

Botox or dysport in the masseter muscle can be a good option for masseter hypertrophy or in patients who grind their teeth.  There are muscles very close to the masseter called the risorius and buccinator which may have gotten inadvertently injected or had the botox diffuse to them slightly...

The forehead is probably the most variably and poorly treated region of the upper face with Botox. It is important to balance the benefit of wrinkle improvement with relaxation of the only eyebrow elevator, the frontalis muscle, and resulting eyebrow droop that will occur. Dosages exceeding 20...

Too much botox in the forehead can cause the brows to droop and create pressure over the eyelids and an unpleasing look.  Injecting at the tail of the brow may help to counteract some of the drooping at the corners but likely not all of it.  The good thing is this will abate over time...

Thank you for your question.  Though Botox has a number of both medicinal and aesthetic indications, it will not help treat neuropathy of the feet, however.  

Thanks for your question.  Puffiness can be quite common after botox and may just represent some swelling.  Try a gentle massage with your fingers over top the swelling.  Begin near your nose apply slight pressure and massage out toward your ear. If this helps, it is likely just...