Rachel Jarrell

My favorite Botox combination for a subtle brow lift is treating the frown line area and crows feet in conjunction

Both areas contain muscles that contribute to a downward pull on the brows. By relaxing these muscles, we allow the forehead muscle (frontalis) to lift the brows more freely

This approach is most effective in patients with strong brow depressor activity in both areas. If these muscles aren’t contributing significantly to brow depression, the lifting effect may be minimal or nonexistent.

But those who are candidates can expect more lifted feeling brows

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SAVE to improve eyelid ptosis. More detail HERE ⤵️

Iatrogenic eyelid ptosis is rare, but a reality

Iatrogenic = caused by a medical treatment, like Botox💉

Eyelid ptosis = lashline sits too far past colored part of eye 👁

It can result from improper placement🫠

Or if you don’t follow after-care instructions (like getting a face-down massage💆‍♀️ right after botox)

➡️ Eyelid ptosis is DIFFERENT than upper eyelid SKIN looking worse or feeling heavy (ie from too much Botox in the forehead)

‼️To reduce your risk:
- Ensure your injector is experienced
- Follow your injector’s after-care instructions

IF it happens:
✔️ Botox above the lash line works on a different muscle to help raise the lid (pretarsal orbicularis oculi)
✔️ Eye drops like Upneeq work on an even different muscle to help raise the lid (Mueller’s muscle)
✔️ You have to wait until it fully wears off, as the above interventions may only offer subtle improvements

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