How Can I Soften This Crease Between my Eyes? (photo)

Botox will work beautifully to smooth out the wrinkles between your eyebrows. My patients refer to them as the "11 lines" because they look like the number 11.  Botox will primarily correct the lines caused when you contract your muscles (dynamic wrinkles). If the lines are present at rest, you may require a combination of botox and dermal fillers to achieve the best result. After repeated treatments, you will require less botox to achieve optimum results. Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to determine the best treatment option for you.

Hi Daisy.  The first step would be Botox or Dysport.  While horizontal lines between the eyes can be tougher to treat, you look like a good candidate.  The procedure would need to be repeated every 3-4 months but hopefully it will take care of the issue you are concerned about.  Good luck.

The lines you are indicating in your pictures look like horizontal lines on the very top of the bridge of your nose.  This can be caused by frowning, squinting, or smiling.  This can be addressed with Botox in the procerus muscle and sometimes the muscles on the sides of the nose also need treatment.  If you don't get complete resolution, filler such as Juvederm can fill in the line.  Please talk with a board-certified doctor since this is an off label use for a teenager.   Botox treatment in that one area can range between $150-250 depending on the dose required.  Best of luck

Although Botox is FDA approved for 18 years and older, most. 17 year olds can safely have it for their frown lines.  FDA approval only means it was only tested on patients 18 years and older, not that it isn't safe.  You are young enough that you may be able to permanently smooth that line after you've used Botox for over a year, if it breaks you of the habit of frowning/using that muscle. 

As an ophthalmologist, I often see patients who have lines from excessive squinting to see clearly. While the botox will alleviate the lines temporarily. Addressing the underlying problem - a potential need for glasses for driving or using the computer - will result in a longer term solution.