How do I get rid of this horizontal fold or crease between my eyes? It's as if my forehead is slipping down (Photo)

Thank you for your question and picture.  The lines are also know as the bunny lines.  They can be relaxed in most cases with Botox.  You want to ensure you are seeing an experience nurse injector or physician.  Good luck

Botox treatment of the glabella can absolutely help reduce the appearance of the horizontal line between the eyes.   The procerus muscle runs perpendicular to the wrinkle so relaxing it with Botox will weaken the animation contributing to the line. This can also give a subtle lift of the eyebrows, making them less heavy.  Most patients will experience enough of an improvement with this treatment; however there is the possibility of needing an injectable filler a few weeks after the Botox for further correction, depending on the patient’s age, skin elasticity, and the depth of the wrinkle. Consulting with a trained provider will give you a customized treatment plan to best meet to your needs.

Botox can help a fold like this as it will relax the muscle that pulls the brow down (procerus muscle). However, seldom does Botox alone make that horizontal fold completely go away. Usually we are doing a combination of Botox and a filler, like Juvederm or Restylane there. By using them together, you can get a great result.Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Rejuvenation SpecialistQuintessa Aesthetic Centers

Thank you for your question. In short, yes. Botox and other fillers can address the horizontal crease between the lines to create a natural-looking and more youthful appearance. Please post photos of yourself here so that we can provide you with a more accurate recommendation. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
Best wishes,

Botox is commonly used to improve a horizontal crease between the eyes.  This crease is caused by the procerus muscle and may be included with treatment to the glabella, but this depends on the physician treating you.  The procerus muscle can also be treated by itself without affecting the corrugator muscles that cause vertical lines between the eyes.