I had Botox 10 years ago in my forehead and hated it. My arched brows fell and I looked like the worst "after" picture you can imagine. Now I have settled with just some between my brows and get a bit of forehead relief in the process. I have recently noticed that "doctors to the stars" seem to have figured out just the right method to give their patients a bit a movement, arched brows and no forehead lines. How? Is part of the effect how they apply brow make up too? I would love some advice.
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