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I Got Surgery on my Forehead when I Was a Child and It Raised my Right Eyebrow. What to Do? (photo)

I am tired of having to cover up the right side of my face and worry about someone seeing my uneven eyebrows. I have always thought about surgery but was wondering if there is any other way to fix this problem.

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4 Doctor Answers | Asked by Sarah6996
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Easier to raise the left brow

It is technically much more effective/feasible to raise and eyebrow surgically, than lower it. Thus your best surgical option would be to elevate the left brow to match the right side. This can be achieved with a hairline browlift, which would simultaneously shorten the forehead on that side. The incision is made throught the hairline so as to hide the scar.
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Asymmetry

There is some asymmetry is present in all faces. I would consider a combination of botox and eyebrow plucking to improve the symmetry here.
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Asymmetrical Eyebrows

Although some asymmetry is normal you can raise one brow or lower the other to improve a facial characteristic that does bother you. It is difficult to be certain with these pictures but it appears the left hairline is higher. Lifting that brow with a hairline incision and simultaneously lowering that hairline would be the easiest approach. This is a technique that we described many years ago. The right brow can be lowered and the hairline elevated but this probably would require expansion.... more

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Surgery to make eyebrows symetrical

The first thing to know is that everyone's face is slightly asymmetric. The way to drop the position of the higher eyebrow is to perform botox above it to paralyze the forehead muscle above it. The way to raise the position of the lower brow is to perform a browlift. That can be done with small incisions behind the hairline. A non-surgical way to raise the position of the lower brow is to perform a skin tightening procedure to the skin above the lower brow. ... more
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