Is there a way to lift the brows without surgery?

Dear Jen,It seems from your description that you received botox in the forehead to reduce lines there but this unfortunately resulted in a collapse of the brows into the eyelid space. This is common mistake from those not experienced with botox treatments. It is possible to raise brows with botox if performed in the right way.Please take a look at the video below. I hope this was helpful. 

Botox can be a great temporary solution in some cases, but to truly lift the brow AND address the upper eye area, a browlift might be your best (and more permanent) option.
Be sure to speak with a board certified plastic surgeon to express concerns and get more specific advice and options.
Best wishes!

Thank you for your question. These are some of the more common procedures that we work with. A brow lift is a more long-term and fitting solution to wrinkles on the bridge of the nose and other signs of aging near the brow. A brow lift will reposition the brow shifting the wrinkles and repositioning a sagging brow. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
Best wishes,

The only 2 ways to lift the brows without surgery is to use Botox below the brow (2mm typical) and not in the forehead as well as filler along the orbital bone or in the temples if hollow. Ultimately a brow lift result cannot be replicated without surgery, but you should have some improvement with Botox and fillers. 

Hello and thank you for your question.  The
best advice you can receive is from an in-person consultation.  Sometimes careful injection of botox into the orbicularis muscle (not the forehead) can help elevate the brow a little.   I recommend
that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who
can evaluate you in person.
Best wishes and good luck.
Richard G. Reish, M.D.
Harvard-trained plastic surgeon

Dear Blair456,
Thank you for posting your question. Botulinum toxin (botox) can be used to raise eyebrows for some people. Whether it raises or lowers eyebrows depends on where exactly it is placed and the doses used. It also depends on how much of a lift you are looking for and where your eyebrow naturally sits. Dermal fillers can plump out an area and if strategically placed, may also provide a subtle lift effect.
These both give a milder effect than a surgical brow lift and will need to be repeated regularly.
I hope this was helpful.
Best wishes

the position of the brows is determined by the balance of the 'lift' of  the frontalis muscle (which makes horizontal lines on your forhead) and the depressors (which make the '11's ') treating the frontalis may predispose you to a drooping brow if too much product is used or if you are very dependent on the lift (a careful evaluation will determine this)
unfortunately it's a bit more complicated because too deep an injection to the brow depressors will also get the frontalis and may drop your brows. as always i would seek out an experienced injector who knows the anatomy. 

Good question -- and you have hit on the holy grail -- surgical results without surgery.  Truth is that properly placed Botox (below the brow, not above) can only very subtly elevate the brows by about 1-2 mm.  Not much!  The only way to truly elevate the brows and correct any brow asymmetry is with surgery -- and those procedures, often performed from within the hairline, leave no visible scars on the face.Food for thought!  For further info, please see my website captioned below.Elliot W. Jacobs, MD, FACSNew York City