Tampa Brow Lift doctors
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Lawrence Kass, MD
Saint Petersburg Oculoplastic Surgeon
6025 4th St N, St. Petersburg |
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30 answers |
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Jeffrey S. Epstein, MD
Miami Facial Plastic Surgeon
6280 Sunset Drive Suite 504, Miami |
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19 answers |
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Armando Soto, MD
Orlando Plastic Surgeon
7009 Dr. Phillips Blvd. Suite 100, Orlando |
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5 answers |
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Daniel Greenwald, MD
Tampa Plastic Surgeon
1208 East Kennedy Blvd Suite 221, Tampa |
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1 answer |
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Paul Albear, MD
Tampa Plastic Surgeon
26844 Tanic Drive, Wesley Chapel |
Recent Answers
How long could I expect the results of the brow lift to last?
There are bound to be varying opinions on this subject on this forum. Yes, I think a forehead lift is effective in softening the wrinkles on the forehead, and I think that the effects of the lift, if done properly, should last 7-10 years.
I am nineteen years old. My face is asymmetrical and it doesn't really bother me for the most part. However, my asymmetrical eyebrows drive me crazy! One of them is fine, but the other lies flat and close to my eye - which I think frames my face poorly. It's not a crippling thing for me, but I would feel more confident if I weren't always trying to compensate by raising my brows. If I were to take care of it, it would have to be something simple and non-invasive. Would Botox be my best option?
It was great that you provided photos but I could not determine if the wrinkling of your forehead were because you were actively contracting your forehead to raise your brows (which is how it looked to me). A photo without active contraction would have been helpful. But I agree that Botox/Dysport would likely be your best option. But I agree with the last doctor that all of us are a little asymmetric and that it really should not be of too much concern to you.
I am a 23 year old male with a very low eyebrows. I inherited it from my father and I appear sad and mad all the time. I would like to ask about trans-Blepharoplasty procedure as I have a receding hairline. Is it suitable for men and what are the changes I will see ? Regards
It appears that you are asking about a transblepharoplasty browpexy procedure. In this procedure, an attempt is made to stabilize the brow through an incision in the upper eyelid. Despite what you might read about this, this procedure really does NOT raise the brows but rather stabilizes them in their current positions, preventing further brow descent. I am not so sure that it would be the right procedure for you.



