Best Procedures for Sagging Brow Area and Jowls? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Best Procedures for Sagging Brow Area and Jowls?

My eyes look tired all the time now because of the sagging brows and I'm starting to develop jowls. My mouth seems to turn a little downward now as well. What can be done to help? Thank you in advance.

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by VickiP in Oklahoma/Texas
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Browlifts and facelifts for sagging brows and jowls

Basically, gravity gets us all in time. Some more than others. What you are describing would generally indicate the need for a facelift to address the lower face, jawline, jowls and neck plus a browlift to elevate the eyebrows. Make sure to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for this.
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Choosing a procedure for brow lifting and jowl removal

Welcome to the aging process. Although it is not fun it is better than the alternative. Without a photo and/or face to face examination it is impossible to say what would be best in your given situation. The options available run the gamut from minor no incision procedures like botox and filler injections to mild, moderate or aggressive surgery. It is important not to do the more aggressive things to early in life. After all you will continue to age no matter what surgery or procedure... more
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Sagging Brows

Without a picture, it is impossible to give you specific advice. However, the aging face in general can benefit from a brow lift, belpharoplasty and facelift. Which procedures are best for you can be determined in consultation with your plastic surgeon.
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Sagging and laxity of forehead, mid-face, and jowls/jawline

Essentially we anatomically divide the face into 3 parts. The upper, middle, and lower 1/3 and have developed procedures to treat these, You are describing sagging and laxity for all 3 which would be addressed with a brow or forehead lift, mid-face lift, and lower face lift, respectively.
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