Your poor thing, huge sympathies, I completely understand how distressing this is. I would strongly suggest that you just leave well alone and let it wear off. Yes, technically a really skilled and experienced practitioner might be able to achieve some improvement – but the trouble is that the muscles that lift your eyebrows are already disabled for the time being, and nothing can change that. But hang on in there, your forehead muscles will regain their former movement. How long will it take? That depends on how much toxin the practitioner used, but your normal movement patterns should start to return between 6 weeks and three months.
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