How to lower my eyebrows?

Botox works very well for this and I have used it before successfully.  The forehead muscle above the brow is typically injected with about 4 to 8 units of Box per side.  this will drop your brow by about 0.5 cm in my experience. Best of luck.

Botox injections can be very effective for adjusting brow position either up or down.  It is an easy office based injection, but must be repeated several times a year which can become expensive.  Check with surgeons in your area to discuss costs and options.  Good luck.

You are correct in noting that heavy brows comprise what is considered attractive in a male face. Your desired results can certainly be achieved. I am also attaching a video that details important steps for taking care of your skin. Your options include temporary less invasive options such as fillers and more permanent more invasive options such as a brow lift. I suggest you consult a board certified facial plastic surgeon
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Botox or Dysport injections are easy, quick, and safe way to non-surgically lower the eyebrows.  These medications are injected into the muscle of the forehead and temporally weakens them.  These muscles are responsible for elevating the eyebrows.  When they are weakened, the eyebrows will drop.  I hope this helps.  

Patients with vey high brows vey likely have a very active forehead frontalis muscle ( the muscle that raises the eyebrows). This cold be secondary to excess of upper lid skin ( when the brain detects the upper eyelid skin partially covers the eye field of vision, it sends signal to the frontalis muscle to elevate the eyebrows and therefore lift the excess of upper lid skin). Hyperactivity of the frontalis muscle could be another potential cause.Patients with over elevated eyebrows could lower them with the use of Botox. Botox by weakening the frontalis muscle, could lower the eyebrows ( to a more normal position in very specific cases).Patients interested in lowering their eyebrow with Botox should make a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon specialized in cosmetic injections like Botox.

John Mesa MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
New York City (#NYC) & New Jersey (#NJ)

Over time your eyebrow will lower naturally. Until that time I would recommend trying Botox injections which can lower your brow to the hopefully desired appearance. No down time and lasts 3-4 months on average. 

In your case botox and botox-like neuromodulators would be the best solution. Try it and see whether that is result that you are looking for. Good luck.

In most cases botox will lower eyebrows. Surgically I am not aware of anything that can be done.

I would agree that using Botox (or Dysport or Xeomin) would be the simplest method of lowering your eyebrows.  The effect could last several months but would need to be repeated to maintain the results.  

The easiest method to lower eyebrows is to use one of the neurotoxins like Botox or Xeomin to relax the frontalis muscle.  Contraction of the frontalis muscle raises the eyebrows.