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Droopy Eyebrow Causes?

I have a droopy eyebrow and I need to know what the causes are. It's just my right eyebrow though and I am only 19. My eyebrow has not always been like this. It has gotten this way over time. I need to know whats wrong. How does this usually happen? What causes it?

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2 Doctor Answers | Asked by Twilight21 in United States
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Droopy eyebrow causes?

You need to send your pictures so that we can give you a response that makes sense. There are too many possible causes. You could benefit from a brow lift, Botox, Then, the fact that you state that this is recent - go see a doctor. This is not the venue for such an acute problem for someone your age.
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Droopy eyebrow causes

Twilight21, Most eyebrows naturally droop or descend with age. The skin and connective tissue around the eyes and eyebrows weaken, which makes them drop. The side of the eyebrows tend to drop more than the part of the brow near the nose. You are too young for age to be a cause. One other common cause of droopy eyebrows is congenital or genetic. Do your siblings, parents, or other family members have droopy eyebrows? A more concerning cause is weakening of the facial nerve. The facial nerve... more

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