Can Sculptra Be Used Between the Eyebrows in Place of Botox.?

No, Sculptra is NOT a substitute for Botox.  It is a completely different injectable and works in a different way.  Only Dysport or Botox will work between the eyebrows to relax the muscles and reduce the lines/wrinkles.

Sculptra should not be used between the eyebrows as there is a risk of large particles causing obstruction of blood flow and development of a skin ulceration and scarring of a wide area of the forehead. Restylane and Juvederm Ultra are used in this location.

Sculptra is NOT a 'muscle relaxer' nor a 'filler'.  Sculptra is a 'volumizer' with multiple treatments needed to optain optimal results.  It is optimally used for lipoatrophy in the face.  It has amazing results when used correctly and in the appropriate patients.  If you already have a indent/crease in between your eyebrows due to years of scowling and being very expressive your best option, and safest option, is to have a Hyaluronic Acid (Restylane, Juvederm, Perlane) placed in the crease very carefully by a skilled injector.  In addition, it is highly recommended to also have a small amount of Botox or Dysport injected in the local mucsles to help soften the muscle strength and movement that is causing your eyebrows to move together and cause that permanent crease at rest.  You should not have to experience a "dead face" when a skilled provider is using the correct products. 

I have my Physician Assistants treat me with Botox/Dysport and various fillers to enhance my youth regularly.  I am always complimented on  how "natural" I look.  Especially when I am lecturing all over the world to other physicians.   The key is to have experienced providers treating you... so fear not.  Botox/Dysport/Sculptra/ and all other fillers have their purpose and if used correctly, you will feel happy, and look beautiful.

Hope this helps.  Good luck!