I have been receiving Botox injections for ten years, and despite seeing various doctors, I still have noticeable horn-shaped features at the end of both brows. I'm unsure of where the Botox should be injected to address this problem. It's embarrassing as people have commented that it looks like I have devil horns on my forehead. I understand the risks of a droopy brow, so I'm seeking some helpful advice. I have attached some photos for reference. Thank you.
The reason for the issue you described is that your muscle extends more laterally than most. By placing the botox more laterally, the muscle can relax and solve the problem. It's important to discuss this with your injector so they are aware of the situation.
The appearance of swelling and fluid retention in the forehead after Botox injections is due to the injection plane within the forehead fascia. It typically stops at the zones of adherence on the sides of the forehead and temple region. To address this, a conservative approach with less Botox and deeper injections into the muscle may be beneficial. Consulting with a qualified plastic surgeon is recommended for personalized advice and treatment.
The appearance of the tail of the muscle can be easily fixed by injecting into the muscle. Consult with your injector for further guidance.
Based on the appearance of your frown muscles extending more laterally than usual, it is recommended to have botox placed more laterally as well. I suggest showing these photos to your injector so that they can make the necessary adjustments.
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