I was recently injected with Xeomin. I am adding the pictures of my results after 3 weeks. (photos)

Xeomin is a newer neurotoxin made by a company called Merz. In my experience, the results are very similar to its competitors, Botox and Dysport. In the glabellar area (the 11s), these products are usually excellent at relaxing the muscles and removing the lines that come from brow movement. To this end it can lead to a more youthful brow appearance.That being said, there are a few reasons why people do not get the results from these products. The first is that some people need slightly higher doses of the product to get the desired effect. While there are suggested dosing regimens for these products, some people fall outside those suggested amounts and hence the need to work with the physician to find a dose regimen that works for you. The second reason is if the injections did not effectively put the product into the muscle. Doing the injections in another plane of tissue can make the products less effective. Third, sometimes one needs to wait longer to see the benefits, though in your case 3 weeks is usually sufficient to see the desired result. Finally, I have seen cases where some people tend to do better with some neurotoxins than others in terms of getting the desired outcome. To this end, we sometimes try different products on people to try and find what works best for them.In terms of fillers, I am not very enthusiastic about injecting fillers in this region. I do not feel it offers a very good cosmetic result given the hyperdynamic nature of the muscles in this area, and there is the hypothetical risk of having retrograde movement of the fillers into the blood supply near the eye. In our clinic we offer laser resurfacing of this region, isolated nerve ablation, and fat transfer all of which I feel work better than fillers for complementing neurotoxins.  

Most likely explanation is that you have static wrinkles which means the wrinkles are visible whether you move your facial muscles or not, as opposed to dynamic wrinkles which occur only when you move your facial muscles. 
Dynamic wrinkles respond to neurotoxins like Botox/Xeomin/Dysport very well. While static wrinkles do not.
I think your wrinkles are mostly of the static variety, and that is why your wrinkles are still visible despite repeated treatments.
Second possibility is you may still need more neurotoxins.

Each patient is unique when it comes to the number of units needed to achieve a desired result with neuromodulator medications like Xeomin. In most cases, more units will help to correct an inadequate result. I do find that patients tend to get better results over time, and that patients with very strong muscles may need either more units per treatment session or more frequent dosing to achieve the desired result. I think that patients tend to "un-learn" the facial expressions causing the wrinkles and the skin relaxes over time, giving a better result with consistent injections every 3-4 months.Always see an expert physician injector.All the best,

Thank you for your question.If your after picture is with motion, then you probably need more Xeomin, Botox, or Dysport.  If the your after pictures is at rest, then you would likely benefit from the addition of a dermal filler to add volume to the area.

To be sure, see two or more board-certified providers in
your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and
that it is safe for you to have these treatments.

I hope this helps.

I am sorry to hear that you are disappointed after your injection results.is difficult to tell from the photographs whether you are frowning or not.  If you are relaxed and not frowning, then I feel that filler would be appropriate.  If in fact there is still muscle movement then additional treatment with neurotoxin may be of benefit.  I would discuss this issue at greater length with The physician who performed your injections.  Best of luck!

Thanks for your question and photos.  If your 11s are present at maximum frown and after adding more Xeomin to a standard amount, there are a couple of options to try to improve those lines.  You might want to start a series of microneedling, which helps with collagen stimulation, and have your treating physician be fairly aggressive over the 11s.  CO2 laser can also be helpful for those static or non-movable lines but requires a few days to two weeks of downtime.  You might also want to try the newest toxin on the market in the US, Jeuveau, which has been showing promising results in those people who don't get great results from Botox or Xeomin. Please see an expert and best of luck!

I am always cautious to inject filler in the glabella.  As an ophthalmologist, I am aware that there are rare incidences of blindness from filler in that area.  I find that people who have deep lines in the glabella do not always completely respond to botox.  However, they often find improvement over the course of a year if they retreat every 3 months.  Give the Xeomin a chance.

Thank you for posting pictures. I would like to know how much Xeomin was injected in to this area. You may need more depending on how much was injected.

Hi there. There are two types of wrinkles: 1) Dynamic, which means wrinkles that appear when you move, and; 2) Static, which are wrinkles that show while you are not moving.I can't tell from your photo if you are moving or not. If you are still able to move and create those 11 lines, I recommend that you get more Xeomin injected into the area. If those lines are still there while you are not moving, then you may need some filler to re-volumize the area. Please be sure to visit a reputable board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon to make sure that you have optimal results. I hope this helps!

What? Then why do it!Xeomin, Botox and Dysport temporarily and safely paralyze the muscles that make the wrinkles. Most of the time, your own body will repair the wrinkle after the muscle is put to rest for a while. However, there are people who have such deep wrinkles that repair wont occur without a little help from a filler.Talk to your doctor to find out if this is what is needed next.