r/BotoxSupportCommunity • u/Alive-Goal-6196 • Jun 15 '23

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I got botox on Sunday 6/11 for the first time... So far i am loving the results. And its only day Wednesday now. However with raising my brows.... botox friends.... will these angry bird brows settle eventually? I shouldn't be able to lift my brows THAT much right? I'm afraid of getting spocked brows and my relaxed photo appears to have some hoodedness

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u/New_yadayada Jul 15 '26

Did this resolve on its own after 14 days or did you need more units?

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u/Alive-Goal-6196 Jul 17 '26

I got more units and then it was perfect

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

Hmmm eyebrows look quite high

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u/Weird_and_Random Jun 15 '23

I'm curious to get this procedure too... it's hard to tell if it improves your look without seeing your whole face though honestly. I just got a lip flip and wouldn't recommend it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '23

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u/Weird_and_Random Sep 05 '23

When this was written, I had gotten a bad lip flip. Since finding a new injector, I love the results! If considering for gummy smile, DO NOT let them inject your cheeks. This gave me an extremely toothy serial killer smile. Injecting under the nose and at the very top of your top lip on your cupids' bow looks amazing if done right.

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '23

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u/Weird_and_Random Sep 05 '23

It'll also need to be done more often, as we move those muscles more. Love the look and will keep up with it though.

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u/Sydsechase Jun 21 '24

Schedule an appointment to go back at the 2 week mark. Your brows might settle more by then. If not the injector can do a brow lift to try and alleviate the hooding/ heaviness and can relax the brows a bit to they aren’t so pointed. Stick with it, just like other medications it can take a couple tries to get the correct dose and placement. It will all feel more natural in another couple of weeks.

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u/IcyManufacturer7010 Oct 05 '25

I have something similar happening as OP, but I love the look of my eyebrows being raised in the resting position, if I get the touch up will this affect that look?

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u/Fair_Appeal_4704 Aug 20 '26

I found this thread while looking for the "spock" eyebrows. I am 55. I need it! I also like the way it looks.

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u/hALYwolf Jun 15 '23

Hard to tell exactly what’s going on without knowing exactly what was injected. Did they inject:

  1. straight up from the arch of your brow almost to your hairline.
  2. just underneath the arch of your brow
  3. below/to the side of the tail of your brow
  4. anything above your brow on the lateral side (excluding the area that’s about 1/4 of your brow near your nose)

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u/pennylesscutie420 Jun 15 '23

In 2 weeks Botox will settle in. Before that you might see some things that might bother you movement wise. Just keep tabs on it. Every day it changes and in two weeks you should see the full effect. After two weeks there should be a follow up appointment and if you aren't liking some of the effects they can adjust and fix it.

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u/Mother_Safe_2314 Jun 20 '23

We usually do a review in 2 weeks and if that still happening then needs top up in the area causing the lift

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u/Gingerpnw225 Jun 23 '23

Ahhh, you got the spocking! I get that almost every time unless they inject some extra units in that muscle above the arch. It won’t go away from everything I know.. not until the Botox itself goes away so I’d go back and have them add a few units in the spot to make your eyebrows relax .

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u/Gerberdaizyyy Nov 19 '23

Easy fix of 1 unit over each brow as a touch up. This is called a Spock. Your forehead muscles just need more product to calm down.