How do I fix my uneven eyebrows after receiving Botox for migraines? (photos)

Dear C.montgomery:This happened because Botox was placed in the frontalis muscle, which when untreated lifts the brows, without treating the glabellar complex, which normally depresses the brows, and because the placement of the Botox in the frontalis muscle was lower than where you had had it previously. You can get a partial but probably not a complete correction of this problem by having some Botox in the procerus muscle, just between the brows, and in the medial and lateral corrugators and depressor supercilli muscle on your right side.  The injections in the corrugator muscles must be low, just above the brow, while holding a thumb against the orbital rim and lifting the brow, to prevent further problems. I am glad Botox has helped your migraines. It has so many beneficial medical effects!All the best,  Dr. Clark

Sometimes Botox injections can be placed too low, or too much of the substance has been placed in your forehead (this can happen if you have a small forehead) or the product has migrated causing the eyelids to droop. The effect will start to wear off in about 3 months and won't be permanent. Additional Botox can be used to treat asymmetry can work in two ways. It can raise one eye brow or lower the other depending on your desires. A lot of people prefer a higher brow so it may be a case of elevating the eyebrow on your left to match the others. Please ensure you visit a practitioner with plenty of experience in this technique.

Well-place Botox and/or fillers, venus legacy and thermage can all help improve an eyebrow asymmetry. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a facial sculpting expert. Best, Dr. Emer