Kate Gosselin’s botox reminds us why wrinkles aren’t so bad

Kate Gosselin is back in the headlines, perhaps for the most notable development ever in Gosselin news- it seems she got some serious crazy Botox.

Gosselin, whose eyebrows are now ever so slightly crazier than the ones my grandma used to draw on, was snapped by photographers on Monday looking permanently very surprised. Dr. Michael Olding assessed pics of Kate for Us and was happy to dish the dirt on the mom of eight:

In the “after” photo, she “has the typical appearance of Dysport or Botox poorly placed in the space between the brows where frown lines occur,” adds Olding. But because Gosselin didn’t have any injectables put in her forehead, “the lateral part of her brow is elevated in an abnormally high position, which my patients refer to as McDonald’s arches!”

All the cosmetic surgeons interviewed by Us say the way Gosselin was injected is apparent, and the surgeon that did her Botox didn’t seem to be very skillful. Dr. Kenneth Beer explains:

“This is a bad injection technique with poor placement. The injections were done in a cookbook pattern with no consideration for her particular anatomy. Her outer brow is too peaked, which gives her a devilish appearance.”

Yes, Dr. Beer, that’s totally the Botox, not her reputation as a nagging harpy. Luckily for Gosselin, Botox effects are temporary- even if she doesn’t get it fixed, the look should fade in a few months.

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