Styling Eyebrows After Receiving Dermal Filler / Botox (Frown Lines)?

Thank you for your question. I would avoid plucking or tweezing the area where you have filler for 2 weeks to let the filler set in. Then you can continue with your normal routine. I would recommend getting laser hair removal between your brows to get permanent hair reduction up to 90%. I would recommend being treated under the supervision of a Board Certified Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon for safest and best treatment option. I hope this helps.

Plucking the eyebrows after Botox or dermal fillers is not a problem.  The plucking will not affect either the Botox or the filler, so it is safe to do.  

Keeping your eyebrows groomed by plucking will not affect the filler treatment at all. Filler is not topical as you know, and removing hair in the area won't move or change the filler placement unless you are purposefully applying a fair amount of pressure.

Thanks for your question, jeoff22. You don't have to worry, plucking hairs does not cause side effects with dermal fillers or botulinum toxin. The main relevant restriction is that you can't have injectables administered if you have an active infection at the site of the injection, but it's not likely that plucking hairs would result in an infection.

Good luck with your treatment!

Jeoff, You can go ahead and pluck all you want without disturbing your filler. In fact, you might not want to shave or do too much plucking right before the filler as the numbing cream might be irritating to traumatized skin. 

Both Botox and fillers are injected at depths deeper than a hair follicle. I don't recommend pressing hard on an area that has recently gotten filler for about 24 hours, so as long as you are gentle, it will be fine to pluck even the next day.