I appear to have a protruding brow bone, but the center of my forehead appears to lack tissue which casts a dent in most lighting. Could this be fixed, to smooth out my face, in a non-invasive way? Whenever I raise my eyebrows slightly, I have a noticeable dent in between my eyebrows. I am unsure if I would need to have a higher nose bridge or if a combination of botox/fillers could smooth this section out. Also, how much would the total procedure cost?
Answer: Forehead Treatment of your forehead with Neuromodulators like xeomin or botox would be a good start. If it is not to your satisfaction, filler would also help.
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Answer: Forehead dent It looks like a combination of filler and Botox could improve that area. The cost is typically in the hundreds of dollars, not thousands, and the result will be temporary, but should last for months in the case of Botox, and possibly years in the case of the filler.Andrew Campbell, M.D. Facial Rejuvenation Specialist Quintessa Aesthetic Centers
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Answer: Forehead dent It looks like a combination of filler and Botox could improve that area. The cost is typically in the hundreds of dollars, not thousands, and the result will be temporary, but should last for months in the case of Botox, and possibly years in the case of the filler.Andrew Campbell, M.D. Facial Rejuvenation Specialist Quintessa Aesthetic Centers
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November 3, 2016
Answer: Forehead furrows. In a word, BOTOX. The lines are muscles that are contracting and Botox relaxes those muscles. If there are depressions that are present at rest (when making no expressions), then those are treated with injectable fillers. Long term, if the forehead begins to drop, the brow lift procedure may address the droopiness as well as providing long term resolution of these thick muscle contractions.
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Answer: Forehead furrows. In a word, BOTOX. The lines are muscles that are contracting and Botox relaxes those muscles. If there are depressions that are present at rest (when making no expressions), then those are treated with injectable fillers. Long term, if the forehead begins to drop, the brow lift procedure may address the droopiness as well as providing long term resolution of these thick muscle contractions.
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November 3, 2016
Answer: Fixing A Dent In The Forehead and Brows Hello Lucille. An in-person consultation and evaluation would be best to visualize the muscle movement in action. A combination of Botox and Fillers can be used to improve the area. I would start with the Botox first and then the Fillers if needed. Please make sure you see an experienced injector. Best wishes.
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Answer: Fixing A Dent In The Forehead and Brows Hello Lucille. An in-person consultation and evaluation would be best to visualize the muscle movement in action. A combination of Botox and Fillers can be used to improve the area. I would start with the Botox first and then the Fillers if needed. Please make sure you see an experienced injector. Best wishes.
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November 3, 2016
Answer: Dent in forehead Hello and thanks so much for your question- It looks like the "dent" you're referring to is actually some musculature in the glabella area. If you were my patient, I would love to get a great exam and see if it's more noticeable upon raising your forehead. Botox would work great if that's the case- if it's just a large supraorbital ridge- that can be smoothed by filler. Hope this helps and God Bless! Dr. Robb
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Answer: Dent in forehead Hello and thanks so much for your question- It looks like the "dent" you're referring to is actually some musculature in the glabella area. If you were my patient, I would love to get a great exam and see if it's more noticeable upon raising your forehead. Botox would work great if that's the case- if it's just a large supraorbital ridge- that can be smoothed by filler. Hope this helps and God Bless! Dr. Robb
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