Forehead Botox can feel heavy or accentuate hooded lids, but true eyelid drooping is rare and usually comes from poor injection technique. Shereene Idriss recommends not treating the full forehead at once and waiting to see results before retreating.
I'm getting up to show you guys, but can Botox in your forehead make your eyelids droop? If you're over a certain age and you hit the muscles that lift and the muscles that pull down at the same time, you might feel heavy and feel like your eyelids have drooped. If on top of it, you have a hooded lid that's going to feel even more accentuated. So, depending on the type of eyelids you have and your age and your overall anatomy, I would probably not treat the full forehead all at once. And I would allow the Botox to kick in to see how your forehead takes it. Because you can make your eyebrows feel heavy and therefore feel like your eyelids are drooping, but the actual eyelid droop, I. E. Like when I want one eyelid falls down. Ptosis is not something that should happen with Botox on your forehead. It kind of can happen by accident, or if it was poorly injected or if you did too much to your forehead right afterwards when the Botox seeps into your eyelid, but you can treat that with an eye drop.
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