The “fox eye” or “cat eye” look relies on two structural changes:
Lateral brow elevation, and
A more elongated, upward lateral canthal tilt.
Botox can only achieve the first, and even that is modest, temporary, and highly dependent on each patient’s anatomy.
1. What Does the Evidence Show?
Clinical studies that actually measure brow elevation after botulinum toxin consistently show:
Average lateral brow lift: 1–3 mm (small but sometimes...
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Discover the science behind Dutasteride mesotherapy for hair loss: evidence, results, and side effects explained by dermatologists.
Hair loss is one of the most common concerns seen in dermatology practice; affecting both men and women at various ages. Among the newer interventions, Dutasteride mesotherapy has been gaining attention for its role in managing androgenetic alopecia. But does it really work? Let’s look at the evidence and reality behind this trending...
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The world of aesthetic dermatology is evolving and fast. While hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers continue to hold a vital place in facial rejuvenation, a new generation of injectables is shifting the focus from filling to stimulating.
Welcome to the age of biostimulators treatments that awaken your skin’s own ability to regenerate collagen, elastin, and the structural framework of youth.
Unlike traditional fillers that simply add volume, biostimulators trigger natural collagen...
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