It's beneficial to understand how to inject Botox to raise the brows once you've mastered the conventional upper face procedures.
Patients frequently desire "Botox brow lifts" because of the potential for a more youthful and rejuvenated appearance.
As an aesthetician, you will frequently hear your patients say they "want to look less tired," thus it's a therapy to think about!
The Effect of a Female Eyebrow's Form on A Botox Brow Lift
Since this procedure is primarily done on women, the ideal female eyebrow shape serves as a guide. Male wenkbrauwlift botox (eyebrow lift botox) are less popular since they tend to feminize the face.
Artists have done a good job of describing the female eyebrow, which should blend in with the other facial characteristics. The head of the brow, the inner canthus, and the alar base of the nose should all be connected by the medial boundary.
From the alar base of the nose, across the lateral canthus, and to the end of the eyebrow tail, the tail should be in a straight line. The eyebrow's arch usually follows a line that extends from the nose's alar base to the pupil and ends at the brow's arch.
When doing a botulinum toxin eyebrow lift, it is important to know the location of the eyebrow arch in order to determine which muscles need to be left strong and mobile in order to raise the eyebrow.
How To Immediately Raise the Brow's Tail
Crow's feet wrinkles around the eyes are caused by the orbicularis oculi muscles. They close the eye by pulling inward. An expanded arch can be achieved by injecting at the outer tail of the eyebrows to elevate their tail.
The brow can be arched and lifted by injecting botulinum toxin into the lateral region of the orbicularis oculi muscle. The eyes may look wider and the brow raised as a result. The reason for this is that you are relaxing the orbicularis oculi, which pull the eyebrows down.
Be aware that this might result in eyelid ptosis if injected too medially.
The region around the eyes is another often injected location. This focuses on the lines known as crow's feet, or grin lines as some people may refer to them.
The small wrinkles that develop around the eye area as you age are caused by the orbicularis oculi, a big muscle that contracts when you smile.
In order to assist the muscle relax and soften any lines, there are three injection sites laterally around the periphery of the eye.
In order to soften horizontal wrinkles, the forehead is the last area that is frequently treated. This is composed of the frontalis, the wide muscle that creates the fine lines on a person's forehead and raises the eyebrows as it contracts.
Five well positioned locations over the forehead make up a typical injection strategy for this region. You could require an additional row of lines on someone with a bigger forehead, though.
Depending on the intended result—for example, occasionally you could wish to generate a brow lift—injection locations across the forehead can be adjusted. This would be accomplished by slightly changing the way you administer wenkbrauwlift botox (eyebrow lift botox) injections.
Using The Frontalis to Inject Botox to Raise the Brows
In general, the frontalis muscle is in charge of raising the forehead. Consequently, if this is left untreated, a lifting forehead will persist.
However, the brow can also be indirectly raised by deftly adjusting the dosage and treatment plan for toxins.
For instance, the lateral frontalis muscles will continue to lift, albeit at a lower capacity, if the dosage is decreased. This indicates that the lateral brow will continue to elevate.
Only the center forehead will be depressed if the central frontalis fibers are treated at a standard dosage. There is no more lift capacity. This can also be referred to as "intentional spocking" and creates the appearance of a lateral brow lift.
Steer Clear of a Spock Brow
A word of caution: it is generally not a good idea to treat the frontalis muscle alone without also treating the glabellar complex because, in most patients, though not all, the corrugator and procerus are strong enough to depress the brows.
If you treat the frontalis muscle alone and the depressors are no longer opposed, you may get a heavy frown in addition to a lateral brow lift, also called the "Spock brow."
Even if you prevent brow spocking, your patient could still appear irritated when they are not. Even if the glabellar complex is treated, this still happens if the medial frontalis is overtreated. It all results from a general lack of the brow's medial support.
Wrap Up
It is essential to comprehend face anatomy in order to insert fillers precisely and get balanced, natural-looking outcomes. Understanding vascular supply and anatomical architecture improves therapy efficacy overall and helps prevent problems.
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