Dr. Cara McDonald

Yeah.

But I think every single person has different anatomy.

Look at your friends if they're not all completely toxed.

And you see people use different muscles when they concentrate.

They have different expressions.

They have different lines.

They age in different ways.

And

A lot of people think that, you know, neurotoxin is just paint by numbers.

We put, you know, four units here and two units there and everybody's the same.

But you really need to look at someone's anatomy and treat their face and really, especially as people get a little bit older, the changes in the face really need to be taken into account when we treat.

Otherwise, you do get complications.

Mm-hmm.

And so I think the forehead is probably one of the hardest muscles in the face to treat because, as I said before, it's the only muscle that elevates the brows.

And you need to get that just right.

You don't want the brows too low.

You don't want them too high.

You don't want one up, one down.

So getting that right for each person can be quite tricky.

And that's why, you know, you just need to walk the streets and you see all sorts of angry birds and, you know, spocking.