Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Botox Brow Lift.

You’ll notice initial lifting within 3–5 days, with optimal results appearing around two weeks. Effects typically last three to four months, varying by individual. Regular maintenance treatments help sustain the lifted appearance and tailored dosing optimizes longevity.

Most patients report only mild discomfort, often described as quick pinches. We use precise techniques and topical numbing on request to maximize comfort. The procedure is brief, and any soreness resolves within a day or two.

Appointments are typically 15–30 minutes including consultation. Injection time is short; most of the visit is spent assessing facial muscles and customizing placement. Expect a brief review of aftercare and scheduling follow-up as needed.

Ideal candidates seek a subtle, non-surgical brow elevation, have realistic expectations, and are in good general health. People with certain neuromuscular conditions or who are pregnant should avoid treatment; a consultation determines suitability and personalized planning.

Side effects are generally mild and temporary: slight bruising, localized swelling, or headache. Rarely, asymmetry or drooping can occur but is typically reversible with time or adjustment. We review risks and mitigation during consultation for informed consent.

Before: avoid blood-thinning medications and alcohol for 24–48 hours, disclose medical history and medications. After: avoid strenuous exercise, rubbing the area, and lying flat for several hours. Follow provider instructions and attend recommended follow-up for best results.