No Eyebrow Movement Following Plastic Surgery to Repair of MOHS Procedure?

Thank you for your question. I would definitely follow up with your surgeon to explore this further, as often temporary nerve involvement may result after a surgery in this area, but it is possible there is more going on here that would explain your current symptoms (e.g.: perhaps the tumor invaded a portion of the nerve and that some had to be removed). The recommendation would be to see your surgeon for evaluation and possible treatment if needed. I hope this helps.

In all likelihood muscle function will return as the motor nerves to the large muscle on your forehead are fairly well branched by the time they reach this point on your forehead meaning there is a lot of reserve to allow for full recovery.  The greater risk is forehead numbness in this area and above. as the sensory nerve comes right out of the bone beneath the brow.  Even this problem improves in most cases over time.  Talk to your plastic surgeon and express your concerns.  My best advice is to give it more time! 

It is possible that the nerve for brow lift is injured. It can take weeks to months for it to regain some or all function. Discuss it with your plastic surgeon.  Brow lift is possible if necessary after about a year of recovery.