How to soften the line between your eyebrows

Frown lines, also called glabellar lines, appear when muscles between the eyebrows repeatedly pull the skin together during frowning, squinting or concentration. Wrinkles may remain visible when the face is relaxed as collagen and skin elasticity change with time.

The treatment target matters. Reducing muscle movement helps dynamic lines, while an etched crease may need a different plan. Facial anatomy, eyelid position and brow shape affect how treatment should be designed.

Daily sunscreen and a moisturiser help limit further environmental damage. A qualified injector may discuss Botox to reduce selected muscle activity. Dermal Fillers may sometimes be considered for a static depression, but the area is anatomically delicate and filler is not suitable for everyone.

Do not inject the area at home or choose treatment solely from a photograph. A medical consultation should cover facial movement, medicines, previous injections and the possibility of temporary asymmetry, bruising or headache.

Seek assessment for a new line with a changing mole, persistent rash, swelling, pain or skin ulceration. After an injection, obtain urgent medical help for severe or unusual pain, pale or dusky skin, vision changes, weakness or trouble breathing.

Is my crease mainly caused by movement or resting skin? Which muscle or layer would you treat, how long might the effect last, and what symptoms would require urgent contact afterward?