Too early for a brow lift?

Hi Eve, Without the benefit of seeing and examining your brow I cannot be certain, but I will still say the answer is probably, “yes, age 24 is too early to have a browlift.” While it is true that anatomy is more important than age in determining whether one will benefit from surgery, I would... more

While age is not an insignificant factor, it is the anatomy and the resultant desired look that will determine appropriateness of a procedure. Of course if you look at infants and toddlers, many of them have "droopy" brows but as an adult the analysis of the anatomy and the emotional reaction to your own look... more

Greetings Eve, If your anatomy is right, it is never too early to get a brow lift. The more important question is do you suffer from upper eyelid ptosis (droop of the eyelid itself), excess upper eyelid skin, or one of several congenital conditions which can cause a droopy eyebrow appearance. Consultation with... more

Your anatomy is much more important than your age. In general, we see that patient's brows tend to drop with age. That being said, we all know people who are 30 years old and still look like they're 20 years old. So, you're not too young. That being said, it's important for you to seek consultation with a... more

There is no absolute age minimum for facial cosmetic surgery, and a browlift may be appropriate if your anatomy requires the procedure for rejuvenation of the brows. That being said, I would recommend being very cautious and careful both with who you consult with as well as the ultimate decision to have a... more

The decision on when to perform a brow lift is not based on age.  Rather it is based on the anatomical situation, and your overall health.  I had a blepharoplasty at age 32, and should have had it performed earlier.  Frankly, it was one of the best things I ever did.  You should discuss... more

At age 24, the only reason you would need a browlift is if you just had a serious genetic inherited trait for low brows. While this might be the case, it certainly would be rare. It would be wise to consult with an American Board of Plastic Surgery certified surgeon who can do all the available treatments... more

There are many reasons to have droopy eyebrows. The most common one that people think of is age related loss of skin elasticity causing brow descent from the effects of time and gravity. It could just as well be inherited facial appearance, or genetically weak forehead musculature. At your age, your skin... more