My findings on reverse brow lift. Or the reason why it doesn't work for some people (or just a little)

[elhipnotista]

So I wanted to replicate what this guy did:

Hoodmaxxing w/ Botox (Results)

14 units of Botox on the forehead, cost is $9/unit. Treatment received 9/4. I noticed results immediately, but supposedly maximum results come within 10 to 14 days after the treatment. I tried to post a mix of photos that are non-frauded; hopefully I did not fail. before: After:

looksmax.org

Before:

After:

Here are my findings:

1. Most even experienced injectors have never done this before, as nobody requested this before
2. As a consequence, a lot of injectors will apply the botox in the wrong part of the forehead

I learned this the hard way. Had botox applied just a few mm above the eyebrow and didn't work. Had to do it again with a more experienced injector


If your injector applies the botox just above the brows, he doesnt know shit

It needs to be applied in the UPPER part of the frontallis muscle:

The Key Principle

• Injecting high on the forehead → Weakens the upper part, allowing the brows to drop slightly.
• Injecting too low (near the brows) → Weakens the muscle where it actually lifts, making the brows lift instead of drop.

 

[aldamogger]

BOTB NOW

 

[shizuku11111]

if i try this, my eyebrows would get so low that i wouldnt see, no rep

 

[elhipnotista]

if i try this, my eyebrows would get so low that i wouldnt see, no rep

No need to mog us with your chad eyes

 

[CalulArgintiu59]

Fuck man, is this true? My injector did it a bit higher over my eyebrows, but they didn't drop, nor raised, should I tell him to do it closer to the hairline?