A few years ago I got botox to relax some forehead lines and it did a great job but family told me me eyebrows looked like they dropped down. Likely because I was using my forehead muscles to lift them, thus causing wrinkles. My girfriend at the time also got botox but her eyebrows lifted giving her a "model" look. What causes this difference and how should I explain this to the doctor performing the procedure?
March 24, 2016
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March 24, 2016
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March 23, 2016
Answer: Botox Does Not Lift Anything Botox and its equal Xeomin paralyses muscle. Frontalis muscles hold up the eyebrows.If you paralyze these muscles, the brow drops. The illusion of lateral brow lift can occur when the frown lines are treated and some medial brow drop occurs. A way to achieve lateral brow lift is to inject the lateral lid muscles that exert some down pull, and limit lateral brow injections. Thus the lateral brow muscles pull up against the weakened lateral lid muscles which pull down. Botox and its equal Xeomin does not lift anything, but playing muscles against each other can be interesting.
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March 23, 2016
Answer: Botox Does Not Lift Anything Botox and its equal Xeomin paralyses muscle. Frontalis muscles hold up the eyebrows.If you paralyze these muscles, the brow drops. The illusion of lateral brow lift can occur when the frown lines are treated and some medial brow drop occurs. A way to achieve lateral brow lift is to inject the lateral lid muscles that exert some down pull, and limit lateral brow injections. Thus the lateral brow muscles pull up against the weakened lateral lid muscles which pull down. Botox and its equal Xeomin does not lift anything, but playing muscles against each other can be interesting.
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