How does a practitioner correct that awful "spock" look after Botox?

Hi,

The "Spock" look is easily corrected by having a few Cleons attack the lateral brow.  Just kidding, one cannot depend on those fickle Cleons.  A few units of Botox or Dysport above the lateral brow will usually take care of the Spock, Joker, Cruella Deville, and Diablo Botox brow.

Beam me up, Scotty.

Dr. P

This is commonly due to the avoidance of botulinum toxin in the outer forehead in order to minimize sagging of the brow. Injection of Botox in this area quickly corrects the appearance.

If the outer eyebrow is raised the doctor can just inject a couple of units ab out an inch over the outer eyebrow to lower the resting tone of this part of the forehead muscle.

Hi there,The "spock" look happens when the lateral portion of the brow is not treated in patients. This tends to happen more with particular eyebrow shape and people who are very expressive with their brows. It can be treated with an easy touch up. A small dose of Botox is used over the peek of the brow to bring it down.hope this helps! 

The “spock” look is usually a result of the doctor not treating enough of the area laterally. By relaxing the lateral muscle you can often drop the lateral brow so it doesn’t look “spock” like. This can be done easily as a touch up.