As far as I know, my forehead's always been like this, but I actually never noticed it until someone told me about it. Since then, I've been very self-conscious. I'd put the angle of my forehead at around 45 degrees.
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Sorry to hear they are bothering you again. I am unaware of any surgery that will completely and/or permanently eliminate these muscles from contracting. I do surgeries to lessen the 11's (corrugator removal), but it is hard to get every fiber without causing sensory nerve loss and/or an abn...
The culprit is either a high hairline, genetically rounded forehead, or bone loss.
Depending on which it is (determined by facial analysis) the treatment will be different.
For the first one we can lower the hairline with a forehead lift. The latter two can be corrected with filler or even...
Is uneven eyelid ptosis (droopiness). Your eyes are blurred out so it's not possible to make this determination. However, if you indeed have ptosis in your left eye, I would strongly advise against botox to the left brow - it will make the ptosis worse.