Forehead Lines Treatment

Smooth horizontal forehead lines without freezing expression

Horizontal forehead lines are caused by repeated contraction of the frontalis muscle when raising the brows. Botox is highly effective at reducing these lines, but requires careful dosing and technique to maintain natural brow movement and avoid a heavy, lowered brow appearance.

Forehead Botox is one of the most commonly requested treatments and also one of the most technique-dependent. Our practitioners balance forehead relaxation with brow position to ensure a smooth forehead that still looks and moves naturally.

Key Benefits

Visible reduction in forehead lines within 5–7 days
Technique-focused dosing preserves natural brow position
Skin boosters and PRF address fine static lines
Combined treatment for lasting improvement

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Patients with horizontal forehead lines at rest or during expression
Those who have previously had heavy or droopy results from forehead Botox elsewhere
Anyone seeking a natural, refreshed forehead without an overdone look

What to Expect

Expression Assessment

Frontalis activity, brow position and balance with glabellar muscles are assessed.

Injection Plan

Dose and pattern are planned to soften lines while maintaining brow elevation.

Botox Injection

Precise, low-volume injections are placed across the forehead.

Review

Review at 2 weeks allows fine-tuning of dose and placement.

Recovery & Aftercare

No downtime — minor injection marks resolve within an hour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does forehead Botox sometimes cause eyebrows to drop?

The frontalis muscle is the only brow elevator — overtreating it can cause brow ptosis. Our approach uses conservative dosing to achieve smooth lines without heaviness.

How often will I need treatment?

Every 3–4 months initially; with consistent treatment over 2 years, many patients find they can extend to 5–6 monthly intervals.