I had botox injected to the frown area between my eyebrows, around the crow's feet and in my forehead. The Dr. said he could not inject above my eyebrows because it would cause droopy eyelids. But now I'm left with these freakish looking lines above my eyebrows, it looks horrible, what can be done to fix this? I don't want droopy eyelids, but I can't live with these lines either.
November 6, 2014
Answer: Improving appearance with Botox touch-up
This happens commonly when the forehead is injected too high above the eyebrows and is easy to correct. 1.25 - 2.5 units of Botox injected at the lateral aspect of your brow will help to smooth those wrinkles and will also soften the arch of your brow.
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November 6, 2014
Answer: Improving appearance with Botox touch-up
This happens commonly when the forehead is injected too high above the eyebrows and is easy to correct. 1.25 - 2.5 units of Botox injected at the lateral aspect of your brow will help to smooth those wrinkles and will also soften the arch of your brow.
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May 31, 2013
Answer: Brow lines after Botox
The lines above your brows are usually easily corrected by adding a very small amount of Botox to the lateral forehead. If placed correctly you should not experience any brow drooping. Scheduling follow up 2 weeks after your initial Botox treatment is helpful so these type of adjustments can be made easily. You should be able to get the result that you were looking for with a small touch up.
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May 31, 2013
Answer: Brow lines after Botox
The lines above your brows are usually easily corrected by adding a very small amount of Botox to the lateral forehead. If placed correctly you should not experience any brow drooping. Scheduling follow up 2 weeks after your initial Botox treatment is helpful so these type of adjustments can be made easily. You should be able to get the result that you were looking for with a small touch up.
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