Can Botox help to give eyebrows more of an arched shape?

Using an expert injector can help your concerns of your brow shape by administering strategic injections of neuromodulators like Botox, Dysport, or Xeomin in small quantities. 

Depending on the pattern that the Botox is administered, it can cause differential activity of the brows, making them arched.

It is possible to get a higher arch with Botox, but you would need to see an injector for a physical assessment. Botox would be able to create a the desirable arch when placed in the right spot.

Botox can certainly be used to change the shape of your brows and to create a more pronounced arch.  At your age, unless you have significant horizontal forehead rhytids (wrinkles) it may be prudent to look into enhancing your brow arch by more conservative measures first, such as make-up or brow shaping.  

Thank you for your question. An in person consultation would be beneficial to answer your question accurately. There are injection techniques that can lift the arc of your eyebrow. Schedule a consultation with an expert injector to discuss your options. Best,  

Potentially, yes.  Botox can be used to shape the brows and lift the lateral aspect of the brow.  An in person consultation can help determine the best options for you.Best,

Without photos, I can only comment in the most general terms. The short answer to your question is yes, a small droplet of Botox (or other
neuromodulator, such as Dysport or Xeomin) placed at
the tail of each eyebrow may promote  a  the lift to the outer third of the eyebrows. A longer answer would include the following: if there is loss of volume
within the region immediately below the eyebrows, leading to lack of
projection and support, and to early descent of the eyebrows volumizing fillers could prove additionally helpful. A simple
procedure, known as The Nonsurgical 3D Vectoring Browlift might be worth
discussing with your aesthetic physician if this is indeed the case. The latter procedure takes
about ten to fifteen minutes to perform and requires the use of a
volumizing filler to help to restore support and projection to the
region immediately below the outer (lateral) third of the eyebrows and
to provide lift and a more youthful upward and outward flare to this
significant aesthetic unit.

Botox can be used well to reshape the eyebrows, just make sure you go to someone who has a lot of experience in using botox to do this. Best, Dr. Emer.

Yes, it can be done; however, it is impossible to predict an exact shape. An experienced injector can inject the toxin into appropriate locations in muscles that rise and lower the brow in such a fashion that the brow is reshaped.

Great question,Let me say that the answer is yes and no. I am sure many people will tell you that you can really "shape" your eyebrows however the reality is close to this, but not as easy and straightforward as it sounds. When you inject Botox, it works by weakening the muscles in your forehead and around your eyes. When we do injections to help raise your eyebows we basically alter the normal "balance" of the muscle pulling your eyebrows up (your forehead muscle) and the muscle pulling them down (the muscle around your eyes). So you can imagine, if we weaken the muscle around your eye, your forehead muscle will not pull more and your brows will elevate. So, you end up getting brows that are higher. The problem is, that you can't really "shape" them how you like it. There is alot of variation between people. the most common effect people get is the outside portion of the eyebrow gets raised more than the inside (think Nicole Kidmann) . This is a common result for people who like this. If you want the middle portion of your eyebrow to look different, this is much more difficult to achieve and I would really question anyone who says differently. It may work, but it may not. I realize its a long winded message, but hopefully this is informative and you can at least know what to expect. In the end, there is a high chance Botox will help you achieve a nice shape to your eye brows safely. I've put a link here as well, its a small article I wrote talking about the basics how how Botox works. Dr James P. Bonaparte, MD, MSc, FRCSCOtolaryngology - Head and Neck SurgeryFacial Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryUniversity of OttawaOttawa, Ontario, Canada