Is it possible for me to receive Botox treatment that primarily targets the lift of my outer eyebrows? My inner eyebrows are either at the same level or slightly higher than my outer eyebrows, which makes them appear somewhat droopy unless I apply makeup or brush them upward. Additionally, I have a horizontal wrinkle on the upper portion of my nose, likely involving the procerus muscle (I don't have "11's"). Can I get Botox for this line without significantly raising my inner eyebrows?
Thank you for your question. You are correct that Botox injections in the procerus muscle can help soften the horizontal line along the bridge of your nose. It is best to address this early, as deeper wrinkles may be more challenging to eliminate completely with Botox. Additionally, injecting Botox in the orbicularis oculi muscle just under the lateral aspect of the brow can help raise your lateral brow.
Lateral brow lifts can be performed in conjunction with Botox treatments for crows feet wrinkles. Additionally, this procedure can be done as a standalone treatment using Botox. Botox can also help improve horizontal wrinkles on the upper nose, although if these wrinkles are more pronounced, a filler may be necessary.
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