Botox · Upper Face

AI Glabella & 11 Lines Botox Visualizer: Preview Frown Line Smoothing

Targeting the procerus and corrugator muscles erases the vertical '11' creases between your eyebrows, eliminating an unintended stern, stressed, or angry appearance.

Procerus & Glabella (11 Lines) treatment zone diagram

Preview Procerus & Glabella (11 Lines) On Your Face

Take a selfie or upload an existing photo to generate a photorealistic preview using our clinically informed AI model. Compare Subtle, Balanced, and Defined intensities before your consultation.

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Clinical Mechanism & Anatomy

The corrugator supercilii pull the brows inward while the procerus pulls the bridge of the nose downward. Relaxing both restores a calm, open brow.

Key Concerns Addressed

  • Vertical creases between eyebrows (the '11' lines)
  • Horizontal bridge crease across the top of the nose
  • Chronic furrowed or stern facial expression

Simulated Intensity Profiles

Our AI generates previews according to real clinical dosing steps rather than arbitrary filters.

Level 01

subtle

Relaxes habitual furrowing while leaving natural brow convergence (approx. 15–18 units).

Most PopularLevel 02

balanced

Completely smooths vertical lines at rest and minimizes furrowing (approx. 20–25 units).

Level 03

defined

Full immobilization of the glabella complex for maximum smoothing (approx. 25–30 units).

Frequently Asked Questions

Repeated Botox treatments soften deep static lines over time as the skin remodels without constant muscle creasing. In some cases, light filler or microneedling complements the result.

The glabella is the most common FDA-approved Botox treatment area in the world, with a decades-long clinical safety record.

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