Forehead toxin is all about respecting anatomy. One key rule I follow is treating the lower third of the forehead as a protected zone to help maintain brow support and reduce the risk of heaviness or brow drop. When mapping: • Ask the patient to raise their eyebrows to assess frontalis movement • Leave around 1.5–2 cm untreated in the lower forehead (less for smaller foreheads) • Follow the shape of the muscle when placing points • Start with a conservative dose if you’re reviewing at follow up
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Forehead toxin is all about respecting anatomy. One key rule I follow is treating the lower third of the forehead as a protected zone to help maintain brow support and reduce the risk of heaviness or brow drop. When mapping: • Ask the patient to raise their eyebrows to assess frontalis movement • Leave around 1.5–2 cm untreated in the lower forehead (less for smaller foreheads) • Follow the shape of the muscle when placing points • Start with a conservative dose if you’re reviewing at follow up
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🐱 Why I Draw Cat Ears on My Botox Patients If you’ve ever seen me sketch little “cat ears” on a patient’s forehead, here’s why. The most important line runs from the alar base, through the mid-pupil, across the arch of the brow, and up to the hairline. This line follows the active vector of the frontalis that lifts the brow arch. ✅ We want this muscle area active enough to lift the brow 🚫 But not so under-treated that lines extend up into the forehead By drawing those “cat ears,” I’m marking t
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🐱 Why I Draw Cat Ears on My Botox Patients If you’ve ever seen me sketch little “cat ears” on a patient’s forehead, here’s why. The most important line runs from the alar base, through the mid-pupil, across the arch of the brow, and up to the hairline. This line follows the active vector of the frontalis that lifts the brow arch. ✅ We want this muscle area active enough to lift the brow 🚫 But not so under-treated that lines extend up into the forehead By drawing those “cat ears,” I’m marking t
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The frontalis muscle (often called the occipital frontalis because of its connection from the occipital bone to the brow ridge) is key when planning forehead treatments. 🔍 Why it matters: It’s the only elevator of the brows. Its contraction creates horizontal forehead lines. Strategic botulinum toxin placement can not only soften lines, but also subtly lift the brows when done correctly. 💡 Tip for injectors: Always assess the balance between brow position and forehead movement before treatment
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Watch as I explain the anatomy of the frontalis, its role in elevating the eyebrows, and how it connects from the occipital bone to the brow ridge. If you want to understand muscle anatomy in more depth make sure you’re on the list for my new course, sign up here - https://shorturl.at/qXKL8 | Dr Tim Pearce
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The corrugator and frontalis muscles are more connected than you might think. As the corrugator becomes more superficial, it actually passes through the frontalis, meaning that just above and lateral to the muscle, you’re in frontalis territory. Inject toxin in the wrong spot here, and you risk hitting frontalis where it shouldn’t be treated. That’s when asymmetries happen, one brow lifts while the other doesn’t, or both droop, leaving a tired or uneven look. This kind of subtle anatomical detai
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When treating the frontalis, depth matters. Inject too superficially — in the dermis or hypodermis — and your results will likely fall short. That’s because you’re not targeting the muscle effectively. ➡️ The ideal plane? Right into the muscle belly. ✅ This is where neurotoxin has the most impact. ⚠️ Going as deep as the periosteum can still work, but it increases discomfort and dulls your needle. 🎯 My go-to technique: I inject just off the periosteum, imagining the tip sitting right in the hea
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In men, overlooking higher frontalis fibers can leave a small patch of active muscle , one that needs re-treatment. Here, I adjust by adding a second treatment line with dose variation for better balance and minimal brow drop. This is the kind of tailored decision-making that turns good results into consistently great ones. 🎓 Inside ProTox, I teach you how to assess, plan, and adapt in real time, with: ✔️ Advanced injection techniques and dosing strategy ✔️ 3D anatomy and patient-specific plann
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1️⃣The frontalis is deceptively tricky It looks like a simple, flat sheet, but it’s actually thin, split into two bellies, and can move independently on each side. That’s why over-treating one section can flatten or drop brows unevenly. 2️⃣Depth matters with the corrugator The corrugator supercilii runs deep and crosses multiple planes before inserting into the dermis. Injecting too deep here risks eyelid ptosis, so knowing its layered path is critical. 3️⃣The depressor supercilii is a hidden cu
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💡 Knowing where not to inject is just as important as where to inject. When assessing the frontalis: 👉 Minimal activity high up? Don’t chase it. 👉 Little movement laterally? Leave it alone. 👉 Focus on where activity is greatest, usually medial. For men, I’ll often use 2 units, stacked close together, only where it matters. This kind of precision stops you from wasting product, over-treating, or creating unnatural results. Inside ProTox, I’ll show you how to master these subtle decisions acro
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Where NOT to put Botox & X 1. lower mid frontalis 2. Lower side frontalis (close to brow) 3. LPS muscle (above eye) 4. Cheeks 5. Too close to mouth corners Disclaimer: This is based on my own clinical experience expertise, but other practitioners may have different techniques or perspectives. #botox #medspa #injectables #wrinkles | Ginille_NP
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