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Rare forehead asymmetry case study!

Erin is one of my Botox clients and when she first came to me, I was shocked to see that one side of her forehead didn't move at all and one brow lifted much higher than the other.

She had a natural asymmetry, complete frontalis non-recruitment and forehead lines on one side only, despite having no history of facial palsy or any neurological condition.

I asked if I could share her case as an educational case study, I explain exactly what's happening, how I treated it and what to do if you ever spot the same presentation in your own clinic.

If you're an anatomy geek like me, you'll love this one!

Just enter your email below and I'll send the video training straight over 🤍

The assessment forms I use for botox consultations:

This is the Botox consultation form I use in my own clinic.

I know a lot of people use apps nowadays, but I still love using these for every new patient. You can print a batch out (like I do) or fill it in digitally with an iPad and Apple Pencil.

I've left it unbranded too, so you can add your own clinic logo if you want to make it yours.

Just pop your email below and I'll send it straight over 🤍

2 Botox anatomy posters for your clinic:

I originally designed these for my own students because I wanted a really simple way to visualise which muscles lift the face and which pull it down.

I think having a visual for quick reference in your clinic or your camera roll is great when you’re on the spot assessing a client for Botox.

I got a lot of feedback saying they’re really helpful, so I've made them completely free!

I've included both the light skinned and dark skinned versions.

Drop your email below for the posters 🤍