Brow lift can be re-done after several months

Scott E. Kasden, MD answers: When can I have brow lift re-done?

I had an endoscopic brow lift, upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty, and laser resurfacing. However, I am SO unhappy with the results, what the doctor didn't do, and his lack of expertise. It seems I still need another brow lift, and my eyelids are droopy and crepey. This doctor is willing to laser my upper lids and around my mouth, and I would only pay $500 for anesthesia. The problem is, I just don't trust him in doing a good job since the 4 procedures he's done are just NOT acceptable. Can I have another brow lift and get something done for my eyelids (possibly by another doctor)? If so, how soon after the initial procedures can I have them re-done?

I really NEED advice here. I know you cannot tell a person what to do, but I am beside myself in regard to this situation. I attached a photo of myself before I had any cosmetic surgery done. Trust me, I look worse now.


Scott E. Kasden, MD
9 months ago
By Scott E. Kasden, MD - Dallas Plastic Surgeon

Unfortunately, you photo doesn't enlarge, so it is hard to make a totally accurate diagnosis. That said, it looks like you still have brow ptosis (sagging), hooding of the eyelids.

I would give it at least 9 months before I re-do the brow lift, and at least a year before I consider laser for a second time.  Also, it would depend on the type of laser (CO2?) being used, and your presentation regarding healing. 

I can't advise you on your current doctor, but I can tell you that trust between the doctor and patient is crucial.

Best of luck to you.

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