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Details on Where to Start for Asymmetrical Eyebrows? (photo)
I have Asymmetrical eyebrows, or at least I have forced myself to believe I do. From the two pictures provided, you can see one eyebrow is lower than the other, and is certainly noticeable in my case, although one eyebrow is bigger, in the second photo where I raise my lower one, they are the same size. I am 19, and seek some help on where I should start having this looked at. I intend on doing documentary's but my confidence if put off by replaying the videos seeing my uneven brows.
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AlesisJC
in Plymouth
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Asymmetrical eyebrows
Most folks have some degree of eyebrow and eyelid asymmetry. Botox would be the first , and most conservative option before embarking on a brow lift
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Endoscopic brow lift
Hello,
Thank you for the question and the excellent photos. Putting aside the fact that all faces have some asymmetry, you have several options at correcting the brow position asymmetry. The ideal procedure is likely and endoscopic brow lift utilizing 1 or 2 small (1inch) incisions in your hairline. There are other options as discussed in previous posts but then most definitive treatment with the most concealed incision will be the endoscopic brow lift.
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Brow Asymmetry
Excellent pictures to demonstrate your concern and expectation of result. The question is are you comfortable with surgery or do you want something less invasive. Surgical Endoscopic Browlift focusing on elevation of the left medial brow and removal of the left corrugator muscle is one option to correct your asymmetry. However, strategic placement of Botox is an easy, safe and relatively inexpensive solution. I would suggest trying Botox first.
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How can I improve my asymmetrical eyebrows?
Those are great photos! Thank you for posting them. You are correct that your medial brow is lower on your left side. This can be improved with unilateral Botox treatment of the corrugator muscle on the left side. This should raise the inner portion of your eyebrow. The question is whether that will be enough to satisfy you. The other options is surgery with either a partial direct browlift where some skin is removed above your eyebrow but this leaves a scar on your forehead/ brow which can...
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Brow asymmetry
Let me first say that brow asymmetry, and facial asymmetry for that matter, is a very common anatomic variation, possibly related to the underlying bony asymmetry [of the eyesocket]. I also can assure you, that you are probably the person that sees this and picks this up more than anyone else.
However, if this is something that is driving you crazy, then there are a couple of ways that this can be tackled: a surgical approach vs a non-surgical approach [Botox]...
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Asymmetry of eyebrows.
Asymmetry of eyebrows is most easily corrected permanently by a Irregular Trichophytic Forehead lift done on the low side to lift that brow. It can be done under local anesthesia and you should be at work in 4-5 days.
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Asymmetrical Eyebrows
Asymmetrical eyebrows can be improved with a limited browlift to elevate the depressed brow, especially centrally. Perfect symmetry is rarely achieved, but that is not a reasonable goal. Look at your normal asymmetrical eyes - they are different sizes.
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Correcting Eyebrow Asymmetry
Sure, you could have surgery. You could also get Botox. It may sound ridiculous, but it you were to shave, tweeze, or whatever the superior part of the higher eyebrow medially and the inferior part of the lower eyebrow medially this would improve symmetry. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Asymmetry in the brows
Dear AlesisJC, It is not uncommon to have asymmetry of the brows and at your age I would simply try botox to treat your asymmetry and in later years you may look into an endoscopic brow lift for further correction. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.
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Asymmetric eyebrows
You are very young and there are always many options:
shape your brow,, threating, plucking, waxing
botox to see how it looks
if botox works , you can freeze or remove the muscle with radiofrequency ablation or surgery throught the eyelid or forehead
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Brow asymmetry
At your young age the best way to address brow asymmetry is with botox. I would not recommend any surgery for you
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