I opted for Botox only in my middle upper forehead. Now I have Hyper-glabellar area. Can this be fixed? (Photos)

I suggest you see your physician this may need touch ups, yes it can be improved by an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.

Dear Ladythebug,Treating the frontalis can be a great idea.  Creating balanced results with a re-freshened and relaxed appearance is easily achievable.  My recommendation would be to defer to the expertise of your surgeon and let them create the result that you want, but with the tools that they need.Be healthy and be well,
James M. Ridgway, MD, FACS
Bellevue & Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon

This is a predictable outcome when such little Botox is given to an isolated area without taking into account the surrounding musculature. Fortunately, it can be fixed by adding more Botox to the glabella area and rest of the forehead. Be sure all your questions are answered before treatment. Best wishes.

Some reactions are foreseeable.  You should not be made to prescribe your own botox treatment.  Does that make any sense?  I would recommend superimposing a Microdroplet Lift to soft the brow depressors along the eyebrows.  Board Cetification does not guarantee that your injector knows what they are doing!

It is not too late to have more Botox injected to soften your look, and I agree with the areas he plans to inject. There is no time limit on having Botox corrected. The Botox should last 3-4 months on average. Best, Dr P.

I think it's better to treat the forehead and the glabella together to avoid or reduce the risks of over compensation by the other muscles and then seeing new wrinkles or odd expressions. Unfortunately, even the most qualified PS or injectors can have these issues. I don't think you should be scared, but be sure to discuss expectations and possible side effects of the new area to be treated so there are no surprises. Best, Dr. ALDO

Thank you for your question. It is not a good idea to treat the forehead without treating the glabellar area. This can cause the frontalis muscle to paralyze and the depressor muscles to remain active leaving the patient with a strong look in the glabellar region. I would listen to your injector and have the treatment he is recommending. Best of Luck!

Thank you for your question. It is not a good idea to treat the forehead without treating the glabellar area. This can cause the frontalis muscle to paralyze and the depressor muscles to remain active leaving the patient with a strong look in the glabellar region. I would listen to your injector and have the treatment he is recommending. Best of Luck! 

Thank you for
your question Ladythebug. I am sorry to hear about your situation. Botox is
a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression. When addressing wrinkles in the upper face, I prefer a global approach by treating the glabella, frontalis, and orbicularis oris. This prevents such issues. If I had a patient with these issues I would make similar recommendations. Please consult with
a doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!

6 units is a very small dose and the treatment of only the mid forehead without the glabella and not injecting laterally is asking for uneven bad results. go back and let your PS treat you rather than you directing him