I have very high brow bones. After recent Botox, I noticed that I disliked them and became fixated on that area of my face. I am 27 years old I have have an active forehead (thanks dad! Lol) I have not liked any of my results from injectables lately as I have been trying new places. I am a perfectionist. It is my face! So, is it possible to eliminate my horizontal forehead lines with no lift to my brows??
August 23, 2016
Answer: Botox without lifting eye brows Good question. Absolutely, Botox can be place properly so as not to raise your eyebrows. Seek care from an experienced, qualified injector. I wish you good luck.
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August 23, 2016
Answer: Botox without lifting eye brows Good question. Absolutely, Botox can be place properly so as not to raise your eyebrows. Seek care from an experienced, qualified injector. I wish you good luck.
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August 23, 2016
Answer: All results are dosage dependent and site dependent. I understand your Botox frustration. All results are dosage dependent and site dependent. Consider that the goal of your Botox should not be to eliminate all upper face motion. The goal should be to greatly reduce the motion but leave you natural looking and not frozen. Botox in the forehead weakens the frontalis muscle. That will naturally lift the brow. However , the degree of lift can be minimized when you choose to go for a more natural look and explain your concerns to your physician. Placement and dosing can minimize this.
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August 23, 2016
Answer: All results are dosage dependent and site dependent. I understand your Botox frustration. All results are dosage dependent and site dependent. Consider that the goal of your Botox should not be to eliminate all upper face motion. The goal should be to greatly reduce the motion but leave you natural looking and not frozen. Botox in the forehead weakens the frontalis muscle. That will naturally lift the brow. However , the degree of lift can be minimized when you choose to go for a more natural look and explain your concerns to your physician. Placement and dosing can minimize this.
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