Injectables

Brow Lift with Botox

Elevate a heavy brow without surgery

A brow that sits too low or droops at the outer corner makes the face look tired and aged. Precisely placed Botox relaxes the muscles that pull the brow downward, allowing the brow elevators to lift the brow by 1–3mm — opening the eyes and creating a more refreshed, rested appearance.

The brow lift with Botox requires precise muscle anatomy knowledge: injecting too close to the brow or in the wrong muscle can cause temporary drooping rather than lifting. Our clinicians map your brow movement carefully before treatment to ensure the correct result.

Key Benefits

Lifts a heavy or drooping brow without surgery
Opens and brightens the eye area
Quick 15-minute treatment with no downtime
Can be combined with full upper face anti-wrinkle treatment

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Patients with a low or heavy brow that makes them look tired
Those with outer brow drooping creating a sad or serious expression
Anyone wanting a non-surgical brow elevation

What to Expect

Brow Movement Analysis

The balance of brow elevators and depressors is assessed at rest and with movement.

Injection Mapping

Target points are marked to relax depressors while preserving elevators.

Treatment

Small doses are injected in the lateral brow depressor muscles.

Two-Week Review

Brow position is assessed and any fine-tuning is performed.

Recovery & Aftercare

No downtime; avoid rubbing the area for several hours after treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much lift can I expect from Botox brow lift?

Typically 1–3mm of brow elevation, which creates a noticeable brightening of the eye area without an overtreated look.

Is brow lift Botox the same as upper eyelid surgery?

No — Botox provides subtle, temporary elevation while blepharoplasty surgery addresses excess skin. They have different outcomes and recovery profiles.