Beverly Hills Brow Lift doctors

	Richard W. Fleming, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 416 N Bedford Dr Suite 200, Beverly Hills		117 answers
	Francis R. Palmer, III, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 8500 Wilshire Blvd Ste 900, Beverly Hills		66 answers
	Toby Mayer, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 416 N Bedford Dr Suite 200 , Beverly Hills		46 answers
	Babak Azizzadeh, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 9401 Wilshire Blvd Suite 650, Beverly Hills		22 answers
	Robin T.W. Yuan, MD Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon 462 N. Linden Dr Suite 236, Beverly Hills		22 answers
	Brent Moelleken, MD Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon 120 S Spalding Dr Suite 110, Beverly Hills		21 answers
	Mehryar Taban, MD Los Angeles Oculoplastic Surgeon 9735 Wilshire Blvd Suite 204, Beverly Hills		17 answers
	Sam Goldberger, MD Beverly Hills Oculoplastic Surgeon 9735 Wilshire Blvd Suite 319, Beverly Hills		16 answers
	David Alessi, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 8670 Wilshire Boulevard. Suite 200, Beverly Hills		9 answers
	Jason B. Diamond, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 9400 Brighton Way Penthouse Suite, Beverly Hills		5 answers
	Kami K. Parsa, MD Los Angeles Oculoplastic Surgeon 465 N Roxbury Drive Suite 1001, Beverly Hills		3 answers
	Sanjay Grover MD Orange County Plastic Surgeon 360 San Miguel Drive Suite 507, Newport Beach		2 answers
	Catherine Huang-Begovic, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 120 S Spalding Drive Suite 236, Beverly Hills		2 answers
	Leif Liu Rogers, MD Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon 436 Bedford Drive Suite 104, Beverly Hills		2 answers
	Kevin Brenner, MD Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon 465 North Roxbury Drive Suite 1001, Beverly Hills		2 answers
	Paul S. Nassif, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 120 S. Spalding Drive Suite 315, Beverly Hills		2 answers
	Behrooz Torkian, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 201 South Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills		2 answers

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How Can I Permanetly Lower my One Eyebrow to Acheive Symmetry As Opposed to Raising the Opposite Eyebrow? (photo) Okay so all my life i've wondered why I look good in some photos and really bad in others, until just in this past year I finally clued in that my eyebrows are significantly assymetrical which has really been effected my self-confidence. Anyways, the problem is that my "good side" is the side with the lower eyebrow, and I would do anything to get my other eyebrow to rest the same way. I'm looking for a permanent solution. I've heard about a reverse brow lift but I don't know much about it or how

A: Reverse browlift on one side

Usually, the problem you have is due to too much muscle activity on one side (the high side), or to an orbital dystopia accompanied by changes in the surrounding bone.

Looking at your pictures, however, this may not be the case.

If after getting Botox into the frontalis muscle above that brow there is not improvement, you may indeed benefit from a reverse browlift on one side. The chances of improvement (not perfection) with such a procedure are good.

Brent Moelleken, MD

Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

Have had Two Brow Lifts with no Significant Difference, is it Possible to Not Take for Some Patients? I've had two and have not seen significant difference, despite using a fantastic plastic surgeon who is very skilled with great credentials. Is it possible that some people's faces are not improved with surgery because of certain types skin/muscles?

A: Have had Two Brow Lifts with no Significant Difference, is it Possible to Not Take for Some Patients?

Depends on the type of Brow Lift IMHO. Endoscopic Brow Lifts, IMO are unreliable and two might still not have lifted the brows significantly or reliably. A Coronal Brow Lift, IMO, remains the gold standard of Brow Lift procedures. Be sure the plastic and cosmetic surgeon, you choose, understands and follows the proper aesthetics of facial beauty for the creation of a naturally, more attractive face.

Francis R. Palmer, III, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

A: Have had Two Brow Lifts with no Significant Difference, is it Possible to Not Take for Some Patients?

Anything is "possible" but this is unlikely. You would really have to compare your pre and post operative photos to comment on whether there is no difference or just minimal difference that does not make you pleased with the results. What does your surgeon say? Ultimately, you could get a second opinion. Bring your operative reports and whatever photos you have to the consult so the second opinion surgeon can give you his best assessment.

Sam Goldberger, MD

Beverly Hills Oculoplastic Surgeon

Los Angeles Brow Lift Expert Restore youthful, rested look Call (310) 845-6982 Kami K. Parsa, MD 1 recommendation and 29 answers View Website

Brow Lift to Rejuvenate Your Look Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Call Dr. Goldberger (310) 895-9055

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	“Face Lift, Brow Lift and Peel -...” I went to Dr Mayer 10 years ago for a facelift and brow lift and was absolutely thrilled with the results. I have urged anyone wanting surgery to go to him rather than any other surgeon! He is very thorough in his explanations of what can and cannot be done, not a marketeer like many. Dr Mayer,not only does exquisite work that cannot be "seen" as surgery, but is also able to work in... more
	“Brow Lift: Endotines and Revision...” Paid 3800 for a Brow lift and was under the impression that I would be free of forhead lines. My first consult the Dr told me he was doing an endoscoptic and that I would have 4 small entry scars. I ended up with two endotines that failed and did not work. I went back for a lateral revison. Long story short make sure you know how they are doing the work and beware of endotines. They did not... more
	“Bumpy Spots on Scalp After Modified...” Modified brow lift, upper/lower blephorplasty, mini face lift with submental repair. My eyes have always been deep-set and as years have passed (51 years old) had excess eyelid skin coupled with my brow pressing down on my lids. Within the last year or so, my jowls had become droopy as well as the area just under my chin.It worked out that I was able to have not only my e more