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Eyebrow Correction

asked 11 months ago by clytie76 in NJ
Latest answer by Lawrence Kass, MD
Question viewed 252 times
Tags: asymmetry, alternative, hairline, options

I asked previously about correcting eyebrow asymmetry. I absolutely do not want my hairline touched or altered in any way.

8 answers to Eyebrow Correction

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Eyebrow asymmetry?

This is very, very mild. I agree with others who said no surgery for this minor problem Yes, you could have Botox or fillers, that would be fine. But also you might consider accepting that this is something that probably no one else is seeing except you.
Lawrence Kass, MD

Saint Petersburg Oculoplastic Surgeon

www.kassmd.com

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Right eyebrow is lower but both appear low

IMHO, from the photo both eyebrows are a bit low with the right lower than the left. I am not able to stand behind you, with you seated and raise your eyebrows to the ideal aesthetic position...which is what should be done so you have a clear idea of whether or not and if so, by how much, your eyebrows are indeed low. They do appear to be so, but without this maneuver, from a single photo, I can't be certain. Now, just because one or both of your eyebrows are... more
Francis R. Palmer, III, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Eyebrow Asymmetry

Your problem is well within the normal variation of most people. However, if it really bothers you, I would agree with the other commenters that the best solution for you with your desires is Botox. I would start with it below the right brow, both medially and laterally, and, if you do not get enough elevation of that brow with that injection, then I would inject above the left.
Robert T. Buchanan, MD

Highlands Plastic Surgeon
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Eyebrow Correction

You can use Botox to have the right brow lifted as well as filler about 2cm above the right brow to help this process.
Mohsen Tavoussi, MD, DO

Huntington Beach Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Eyebrow Asymmetry

You only have minor asymmetry and I would not recommend surgery. Your best bet is to have Botox injected above the high brow and below the lower brow to help improve symmetry. Additionally, an injection of Juvederm beneath the eyebrow can be helpful as well. Good Luck.
David Shafer, MD

New York Plastic Surgeon
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Leave it alone

The amount of asymmetry is almost imperceptible. My suggestion is to accept the fact that NO PERSON IS SYMMETRICAL - a little asymmetry adds to facial beauty and mysteriousness. Fiddling with that small amount of asymmetry will guarantee that you will be unhappy when the side that gets the Botox goes to high or too low. Save your money for real problems.
William B. Rosenblatt, MD

New York Plastic Surgeon
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Brow asymmetry

Your best bet is Botox injection under the brow on the right side to weaken the muscle that pulls the brow down (orbicularis muscle).
Peter T. Truong, MD

Fresno Oculoplastic Surgeon
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Eyebrow Correction

Asymmetry is the rule not the exception. Personally, I think surgery is overkill to correct your mild brow asymmetry. You can get a"'nonsurgical Brow lift" through the use of Botox. By selectively weakening the muscles which pull the brow down on the lower side, you will get a lift to the brow. Find a Plastic surgeon who does his own Botox injection and who enjoys tackling such cases and you will have a nice result. Good Luck Dr. Peter Aldea
Peter A. Aldea, MD

Memphis Plastic Surgeon

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