Can this be covered by technology or capacity adjustment?

Lately, I seem to be unconsciously using my forehead muscles when opening my eyes, as faint horizontal lines have started to appear, so I am looking into forehead Botox. The photo quality isn't great, so it's hard to see clearly, but I'm thinking of getting a light injection as a preventative measure before the wrinkles become deeply ingrained in my skin, even when I'm not doing anything.

The problem is that side effects of forehead Botox can cause the eyebrows to droop downward, making the impression look harsh, or lead to ptosis, where the eyelids feel heavy and it becomes difficult to open the eyes. I've seen quite a few reviews stating that if you usually use your forehead muscles to open your eyes, the tightness of the muscles makes your eyes look stuffy as if they are half-closed, and the double eyelid line gets buried, resulting in a stifled appearance.

Is it possible to smooth wrinkles while naturally adjusting the intensity without the discomfort of heavy eyes through the practitioner's skill or dosage adjustment?