Last reviewed: July 14, 2026·Our editorial standards

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  1. 1Forehead lineshorizontal lines when you raise your brows
  2. 2Frown linesthe vertical “11s” between the brows (glabella)
  3. 3Crow’s feetthe lines that fan out beside the eyes

The three most-treated areas

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Forehead lines

The horizontal lines that appear across the forehead when you raise your eyebrows, created by the frontalis muscle. Providers treat this area conservatively and often in balance with the frown-line muscles, because relaxing the forehead alone can affect how the brows sit. Dosing is individualized to your muscle strength.

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Frown lines (the “11s”)

The vertical lines between the eyebrows — the glabellar lines — from the muscles you use to frown or concentrate. This is one of the most commonly treated areas, and BOTOX Cosmetic is FDA-approved for it; the label describes a total around 20 units, which providers adjust per person.

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Crow’s feet

The lines that fan out from the outer corners of the eyes when you smile or squint, from the muscle that circles the eye. BOTOX Cosmetic is FDA-approved for these lateral canthal lines; the label describes about 24 units total, split between the two sides.

View full crow’s feet clinical guide & unit breakdown →

Source: U.S. Food & Drug Administration — Drugs · American Academy of Dermatology — Wrinkles

A note on units: the figures above are general clinical starting points, not a prescription. A skilled injector individualizes the dose to your anatomy and goals — which is why unit counts, and therefore cost, vary from person to person. See how that translates to price on our Frankfort cost guide.

Specialized & Lower-Face Treatment Areas

Beyond the classic upper-face zones, our licensed nursing team in Frankfort evaluates specialized treatment areas:

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