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Yes you can use botox to lower the brows. Ensure you see someone with experience otherwise it could end up being to low and feel heavy.
Yes, Botox and/or fillers can be used to lower elevated eyebrows. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer
Botox can relax the forehead muscles. If your physical examination shows that muscle relaxation will drop your eyebrows then it will do a good job for you. If there's no movement then it's not likely to help. See an experienced injector for best results. Best wishes, Dr. Aldo
Thank you for your question. Yes, you can lower your eyebrows with Botox. This can be done with placing Botox in the forehead. Doing this relaxes the frontalis muscle. This is the muscle responsible for lifting your brows. Be careful as placing too much Botox can lead to a droopy brow. I recommend having a consultation with an expert injector in your to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!
Thank you for your question. Yes, you can lower your eyebrows with Botox.This can be done with placing Botox in the forehead. Doing this relaxes thefrontalis muscle. This is the muscle responsible for lifting your brows. Becareful as placing too much Botox can lead to a droopy brow. I recommend havinga consultation with an expert injector in your to determine the best treatmentplan for you. Best of Luck!
This is possible with Botox. This is done with placement of Botox in the forehead. This will relax the frontalis muscle which is lifting the brows too high. Too much can lead to brow droopy so be careful about that.
Thoughtfully placed Botox is most likely your best option for achieving the results you're interested in. Placing the botox close to the brow in the frontalis muscle is likely to give you the brow descent that you are looking for.You might consider going to an oculoplastic surgeon who has a lot of experience placing Botox around the eyes. While Botox is temporary, over time your frontalis will "retrain" and you will likely be pleased with more permanent results. In addition, most people develop brow descent over time. This tends to be more prominent in males. All of these things together make for a good prognosis going forward.Best of luck!
Botox placed in the medial or central brow and in the forehead can most likely lower your eyebrow position. The effects of botox are typically 3-4 months, and given that you are male, you may require anywhere between 40-50 units to achieve your desired effect. An in person consultation will serve you well. Best of luck!
Yes/probably. Botox frequently can lower eyebrows but there is a fine line between lower and too low especially in men. It might turn out perfectly the first time but it will be difficult to get it just right every time that you need it repeated. At age 26 you have decades of treatments to look forward to. Try it if you really want to but from the picture, it looks ok to me, so I think you are better off leaving it alone.
The injections to glabellar lines need to be performed superficially and carefully to avoid visible filler, or vascular issues. Improvement in this area may be subtle. You may wish to consider browlifting for a more definitive improvement. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph
I would recommend making an appointment with the physician who injected your Botox. Asymmetry can often times be fixed with additional Botox, but I would wait 2 weeks to make sure the full effects of the Botox has taken effect.
Rest easy. The reason we do not inject cosmetic botox in nursing mothers is purely medicolegal. They were not included in the studies that brought the botox FDA approval, so it is technically not approved. No professional would anticipate a distant effect from just 15 units of toxin...