I am a 29 year old female who has strong corrugator muscles. I noticed I was starting to get lines in between my eyebrows so I wanted to do something about it. I have tried Botox once and two weeks later I had to go get more injections. I understand if I get the procedure to cut the corrugator muscles they can grow back. When the muscle grows back will it be weaker? Also when the muscles grow back could I have the procedure done again?
July 6, 2019
Answer: Paralysis vs. muscle removal In your age treatment with Botox should have priority. However, you have to be sure that you are receiving appropriate amount of Botox in designated area by someone who is familiar with muscle anatomy and individual variations. If this treatment doesn't provide satisfactory result, endoscopic resection of corrugator and procerrus muscles will provide permanent improvement. To my knowledge once muscle is removed it will not grow back. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon with experience with endoscopic brow lift and Botox would help. Good luck.
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July 6, 2019
Answer: Paralysis vs. muscle removal In your age treatment with Botox should have priority. However, you have to be sure that you are receiving appropriate amount of Botox in designated area by someone who is familiar with muscle anatomy and individual variations. If this treatment doesn't provide satisfactory result, endoscopic resection of corrugator and procerrus muscles will provide permanent improvement. To my knowledge once muscle is removed it will not grow back. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon with experience with endoscopic brow lift and Botox would help. Good luck.
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July 6, 2019
Answer: Strong corregator muscle treatment. Strong corregator muscle treatment. Sectioning and removal of part of the muscle will prevent recurrence. This should be done through the Irregular Trichophytic Forehead Incision and can be combined with a brow lift if needed. I invented this procedure more than 40 years ago and have done hundreds without complication others than a few pimples as hair grows through the incision preventing a visible scar. See a very experienced surgeon familiar with this technique and you can decide when the timing would be right for you.
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July 6, 2019
Answer: Strong corregator muscle treatment. Strong corregator muscle treatment. Sectioning and removal of part of the muscle will prevent recurrence. This should be done through the Irregular Trichophytic Forehead Incision and can be combined with a brow lift if needed. I invented this procedure more than 40 years ago and have done hundreds without complication others than a few pimples as hair grows through the incision preventing a visible scar. See a very experienced surgeon familiar with this technique and you can decide when the timing would be right for you.
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