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Procedure for Lowering Eyebrows?

Hi, My eyebrows are very high, and are higher in the middle of my face than the sides of my face, which just makes it looks like im half surprised but half droopy eyebrowed. i have tried botox before to weaken the muscle, but it did not help. i'd like to lower the inner brow area but leave the outer brow area, like the photo. i am male and 22. hoping this is possible! thanks

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by haihaihai in Los Angeles, CA
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Lowering eyebrows

I think a consultation is in order to see exactly what you want and to evaluate your anatomy to see if this can be achieved.
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Eyebrow elevation - lift

Your single posted photo is out of focus and is not useful in making an adequate assessment of your current condition. I am not so sure that your eyebrows are too high but I am sure that the eyebrows in your example photo are too low. It may be that your eyebrows rise too high with animation and that is a different story. In some patients excess upper eyelid skin and/or upper eyelid drooping can cause a reflex arc that makes you lift your eyebrows higher than normal. You need to be examined... more
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Misshapen eyebrows

You need to see cosmetic surgeon to determine if this is really a problem. I don't think selective site Botox will work. but, to be sure see a qualified surgeon
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A couple of issues.

First, you need a personal consultation to actually physically examine what is going on. A blurry photo posted on the internet just does not cut the mustard. Second, while it is possible that an upper blepharoplasty might cause your eyebrows to relax and sit at a lower point relative to the orbital rim, there could be no guarantee that this surgery would be successful. It is simply not sufficiently predictable. So this would entail a significant element of risk. It... more
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