Dent between my eyebrows. Botox and fillers have not helped. (photo)

Hi H.  This can be remedied with dermal fillers and Botox (Dysport).  If the dermal fillers did not fix the issue then they were not placed correctly.  To see an example of a very deep crease before and after fillers and Dysport, click on the link below.  

Fillers work great in this area and may need a combination with Botox.  I would see an expert in fillers to get the right combination. Best, Dr. Emer

Not sure why it hasn't improved. Combination of botox and filler injected in correct location is almost always effective. Either you need more filler or filler injected in correct place.

Hello and thanks for your question!

I think the left picture looks better than the right. The right picture almost looks like instead of a "dent" you have 2 ridges. 

I would recommend botox and allowing all the filler etc to calm down in the area and go away completely- this may take a year and if you can't wait and it's a HA filler- dissolving agent can be used. 

The good thing is that it looks like you have great skin!

Have a great day!

Dr. Robb

I certainly cannot say for sure, but it looks to me like the filler may have been placed in the wrong area,  and/or migrated out of the area it was injected into. Did you also get Botox at the same time? Did you have function of the corrugators when you had the filler placed?I would probably get another opinion from an experienced BCPS/staff. Maybe even wait for a few months when both the Botox and filler have worn off so they can get to see it in its full glory. Best. 

A combination of fillers and Botox in this area work great. It is most likely the filler you had previously was not injected correctly. I recommend you see you an expert injector.

Thank you for your question.  Both botox and filler should have worked for you.  Like my colleges have stated it may not be the product but the injector.  I would suggest making an appointment with a different injector.  Best of luck,Dr. Hisham Seify

Honestly, the combination of Botox and fillers should have worked. I suspect in our case it is not the product but the injector. I would see another injector with extensive experience in treating this area. Both, Botox and fillers such as Juvederm are great for treating deep glabellar lines. 

Can you send a photo with animated movement (look angry or frown). 

I would try once more with a firmer filler like radiesse and dysport at the same time.  If not effective, surgical correction would be your only option. 

With enough botox and fillers properly placed, you should not still have this problem.  It may be a fault with either the product that was placed or the injection technique