If I get Botox for the glabella lines only, what are the chances of getting spock brow? Trying to find a good doctor in Toronto.

Neuromodulators like Botox or Xeomin do not lead to a "Mr. Spock" appearance when used in the glabella for frown lines. Unusual looking eyebrows after neuromodulators are more likely from failing to address the forehead muscle (frontalis) where it meets the temple region. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph

Hi Kaleesii, 
And thank you for your question. “Spock” brow typically occurs from injecting Botox into the orbicularis muscle near the tail of the eyebrow.  Botox injection to smooth the 11 lines/glabella targets a different set of muscles (corrugators and procerus primarily) and if injected correctly, should not cause the “spock” brow.  I hope this helps. Best regards, Dr. Karanetz.