Lower Eyebrows for Men? (photo)

    Botox can be used to lower the lateral eyebrow if the tail is too high in males.  This takes some trial and error to find the appropriate amount for the location.

Eyebrow shape differs between men and women. The ideal youthful brow in women typically possesses an upward and outward flare of the outer two thirds of the brow. The eyebrow in men tends to be more horizontal throughout its entire length, and an upward and outward flare creates a more feminized appearance. 

In cases where there is a natural tendency in the male brow for the eyebrow to arch upward at its tail, a few drops of Botox or other neuromodulator, such as Dysport or Xeomin, appropriately instilled in the correct lateral and inferior location of the forehead (frontalis) muscle that is responsible for pulling up the eyebrows can serve to weaken the upward pull and allow the lateral segments of the eyebrows to realign themselves into a more pleasing male horizontal orientation. The experience of the injecting physician is critical for achieving the desired results and only a board certified cosmetic physician experienced with neuromodulators should be consulted. 

Aside from reducing wrinkles of the forehead and between the eyes as well as other locations on the face, Botox has a significant impact on eyebrow position and shape. Careful Botox injection can be used to shape the browse as well as raise or lower them. An experienced and skilled injector will allow to get the best results