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It is very likely that muscle activity and visible bulge could be treated with Botox or similar agent which temporary paralyses muscles. Hope this helps.
Neuromodulators can relax the glabellar muscles that cause the bulge. Please consult an experienced injector who can assess the muscle movement and add more neuromodulator.
It is difficult to tell from the picture if this is actually a bulging muscle or a vessel. If it is, a muscle, treating the area with Botox would relax the corrugator muscle. Relaxing this muscle would make the bulge much less noticeable.
Generally the bulge between the brows relates to overuse & hypertrophy of the procerus muscle and also the corrigator supercili. In most cases, a botulinum toxin like Botox or Dysport works great to weaken & atrophy this muscle so that it is less bulging, and continues to get better & better over time as there is weakening & thinning out of the muscle from prolonged disuse. Your dermatologist can fix this nicely & safely for you.
Botox could be the solution you're looking for. Treating the area with Botox may soften the appearance of the area between your brows. See an expert injector for treatment. Keep in mind it may take 5 to 7 days to notice a difference, with final results seen after 14 days.
I would start with getting either Botox or any other neuromodulator. I think they should help. If not, there are other options available but I would attempt them only if Botox fails. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City Plastic Surgery.