Scowl

Frown lines or scowl are also known as the Glabellar

The most straightforward way to treat these lines is with neuromodulators such as Botox. Continued use of Botox will slowly decrease the girth and strength of these muscles. For deeper lines and grooves, combining dermal fillers and Botox together is the most efficacious. However, it is important to note that an experienced injector is very important when treating this area with dermal fillers. Embedded within these muscles are key blood vessels that are vital – occluding or compressing them can lead to skin death.

Man's eye brows showing before and after picture once Scowl lines can be relaxed and look smooth using Botox, dermal fillers and PDO threads
Man's eye brows showing before and after picture once Scowl lines can be relaxed and look smooth using Botox, dermal fillers and PDO threads
Man's eye brows showing before and after picture once Scowl lines can be relaxed and look smooth using Botox, dermal fillers and PDO threads
Woman's eye brows showing before and after picture once Scowl lines can be relaxed and look smooth using Botox, dermal fillers and PDO threads
Woman's eye brows showing before and after picture once Scowl lines can be relaxed and look smooth using Botox, dermal fillers and PDO threads
Woman's eye brows showing before and after picture once Scowl lines can be relaxed and look smooth using Botox, dermal fillers and PDO threads
Woman's eye brows showing before and after picture once Scowl lines can be relaxed and look smooth using Botox, dermal fillers and PDO threads

Botox is most commonly used to treat the scowl lines, however, dermal fillers and PDO threads can offer longer results.

With any of these treatments, make sure you choose an injector that has good knowledge of facial anatomy and years of experience

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