Non-surgical rejuvenation of the brows can go a long way to combat these flaws, enhancing the countenance, brightening the smile and in some cases even improving vision.

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The first step in treating brow wrinkles is to relax the frontalis muscle that is responsible for forehead furrows each time that it responds to a particular emotion such as surprise or concern. Injectables such as BOTOX or Dysport are excellent for smoothing the forehead and addressing entrenched lines. These proteins act to reduce activity in the muscles responsible for facial contractions, thus preventing the possibility of wrinkles forming in the first place. Results can be seen right away and can often last as long as four months at a time.

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The second component of treating the forehead and the brows is to deal with sagging skin.

Some of the tear volumizers and collagen stimulators we may use to combat sagging in the brows include:

As we age, the skin loses elasticity and collagen reserves, growing dull and depleted in the process. This is why it is so important to stimulate collagen growth, which can be accomplished with many of our other dermal fillers.

Some of the modulators we may use to treat wrinkles and fine lines may include:

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