i had a unilateral direct browlift procedure this July 7,2014. and i noticed that my eyebrow on the surgical side thinned, (probably because when he did his incision just above the hairline of my brow, the hair came along with it.so now i have a thick brow on my left side and a thin one on my right due to browlift.im a male so brows gives my face a masculine quality, please help thanks a lot doctors, are there solutions aside from transplant?
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It would be extremely unusual for a predominantly cosmetic procedure to be covered by medicaid. You would have to demonstrate significant medical need and also find a plastic surgeon who participates with medicaid.
The upper eyelids, eyebrows and forehead are one continuous unit. If the forehead and eyebrows sag, then the eyelids feel and look heavy. You can prove this to yourself by pushing the forehead and eyebrows downward and seeing what it does to your upper eyelids. The subconscious part of your...
Brow asymmetry is quite common, but there are many different potential causes for this problem, including nerve weakness or injury, eyelid malposition, or simple facial asymmetry. In many cases, Botox can be used to improve the brow asymmetry. In some cases, brow lifting techniques can be...