I’m dealing with a persistent frown wrinkle that’s really starting to worry and frustrate me. The wrinkle is constantly visible, and it’s not just a line; the skin actually seems to stay folded and doesn’t return to normal. 
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Hi there, Yes, Botox can help with constant frown wrinkles by relaxing the muscles that cause them. This treatment smooths the skin and reduces the appearance of wrinkles, providing a more youthful look.
Try retinoids, moisturizers, Botox, dermal fillers, chemical peels, or laser treatments.
My extremely deep elevens are gone now that I’ve started receiving Botox! Not that I needed filler.
A good injection will smooth these out in a matter of days. Upkeep every 12 weeks or so will keep them smoothed out. Use a quality moisturizer twice a day to further reduce look and limit dryness.
I had a similar issue with a stubborn frown wrinkle that wouldn’t go away. I found it frustrating because it wasn’t just a temporary line—it seemed like the skin was staying folded. I tried various creams and treatments, but nothing seemed to help much. After consulting a dermatologist, I learned that persistent wrinkles like these might need more than topical solutions. Options like Botox or fillers can help relax the muscles and smooth the skin, which could be worth considering if you’re looking for more immediate results. It’s a good idea to talk to a professional to get advice tailored to your specific needs and skin type.