Is it normal to do an eyebrow lift where only the outer ends of the eyebrows are lifted for a nicer shape in the eyebrow?

A brow lift addressing only the outer brows is called a temporal lift.  The incisions are hidden inside the hairline so they are not visible.  It can be done in the office setting under local anesthesia which keeps the price down.  

In youth, in women, the ideal eyebrow typically demonstrates an upward flare of the outer third of the eyebrow. With the passage of time, however, or in some cases on a genetic basis, the outer third is more horizontal (like that seen in men) or may even point downward. To elevate the outer third, a small amount of Botox (or other neuromodulator, such as Xeomin or Dysport) may be instilled at the tail of the eyebrow to relax the downwardly pulling muscle in the region. In addition, volume replacement above and below the outer third of the eyebrow can create enough deep support to recreate the more youthful slight projection of the brow below the outer third of the eyebrow itself and to supplement the Botox and to help "pull" the sagging portion upward. The latter procedure has sometimes been referred to as The Nonsurgical 3D Vectoring Browlift. The exact cost would depend upon such factors as whether a neuromodulator is needed and how much and which type of volumizing filler is required to get the job done.For more information on nonsurgical rejuvenation of the eyebrows, check out the archives of Realself.com and be sure to see a physician experienced in nonsurgical browlifts and don't forget to ask to see his/her befores and afters.