Ways to fix overactive eyebrow muscles?

Thank you for your question.  It is normal for there to be differences from one side to another.  This holds true for eyebrows as well as other things around the body.  Your options include botox to either paralyzed the forehead muscle on the side that is over active or botox on the opposite side to paralyze the orbicularis occuli muscle to try to raise the opposite eyebrow if it is out laterally where the problem is.  Another option is to have an aesthetician help shape your eyebrows to make them more symmetric.  Good luck

Thank you for your question. It's impossible to say without photographs and a consultation.However, Botox can and is very good for strategically adjusting asymmetries associated with the imbalance of facial muscles.



To be sure, see two or more board
certified and experienced plastic surgeons in your area for a full and complete
evaluation.



I hope this helps.

Botox can modulate muscle activity well, and it can play a very important role in obtaining improved facial symmetry and harmony.

By using Botox to modulate the activity of your right eyebrow, you will be able to create greater symmetry while also acclimating your muscles to moving an equal amount.  Your frontalis muscle is stronger on the right than left, but treatment Botox will help to even their strength.  

Botox is great product for achieving what you desire.  Make sure you go to a physician with experience.