Im 32 is That Too Young to Consider Brow Lift?

Every brow is slightly different, and one browlifting technique that is perfect for one patient may not necessarily be great for another.

So posting a photo would be helpful. Having said that, it is quite possible that your brow anatomy may be flat like you describe and that elevating the tail of the brow may be all you need.

Though, I agree with colleagues here that OVER doing the elevation of the tail of the brow can look unnatural surprised look, lifting the tail to give a natural arched female look can be quite appealing. And furthermore, some folks like a higher arched look more than others.

So though you are a bit on the younger to consider a browlift, I wouldn't necessarily rule it out. Your individual anatomy is also a factor.

32 is not necessarily too young to have a brow lift performed. Each patient has their own individual circumstances, and sometimes certain issues can be genetic. Generally, when a brow lift is performed, individual areas are not addressed separately. The entire brow is lifted. An in-person examination would really be necessary to provide you with the best advice. I would recommend speaking with a board certified surgeon who has a great deal of experience performing brow lift surgery. He/she will be able to assess your needs and provide you with some recommendations. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck!

Browlifts can be performed on anyone with low hanging brows, and at 32 you are not too young.  This is a typically one hour long procedure usually performed under oral sedation and local anesthesia.

Genetic predisposition can greatly effect the way in which we view ourselves.  It would seem that your concern is a reflection of genetics and not indicative of the natrual aging process. 

A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon will assist you in determining whether you are a canidate for a brow lift.  If you elect for a more non-invasive approach, Botox injections can also provide a short term solution. 

There is no specific age at which a person should or should not get a brow lift. While it is true that most brow lift patients are about a decade or 2 older than yourself, the real question is if it will correct your concerns now. Many times, heavy and dependent brows are an inherited feature. In such cases a temporal browlift or even a chemical browlift with a neuromodulator may be performed to brighten the face. A consultation by a board certified facial plastic surgeon should help you in determining if you are indeed a good candidate. Good Luck.

If brows are low at 20 a brow lift will make the person look brighter and more vibrant.  If u do Botox at the outer eye it often makes the person look evil. 

I have performed lateral brow lifts for women in their 30's.  Rejuvenation of the brow by means of a lateral browlift will also, in most cases, improve the appearance of the upper eyelids. When the lateral brow is repositioned above the orbital rim, the vertical elevation may eliminate the appearance of wrinkled or 'crepey' upper eyelid skin. If the lateral upper lid skin is 'hooded' over the lateral corner of the eye, this improves as well. While upper blepharoplasty (upper lid skin excision) is often performed in concert with a lateral browlift, for many patients the upward positioning of the brow eliminates the need for skin excision.

The position of your brow is not necessarily determined by age. There are younger and older patients who are candidates for surgery. An examination is necessary

When brow lifts are performed usually the entire brow is lifted and not just the tail.  Lifting just the tail of the eyebrows usually results in an unnatural look, which patients find quite objectionable.  When the entire brows are low a brow lift is performed with special attention to placement of the incisions according to the natural hairline.  The corrugator, frontalis, and procerus muscle wrinkles that occur would be addressed at the same time. Some patients are born with low set brows and undergo a brow lift early in life, while other patients have low set brows due to aging and have a brow lift at an older age. 

At 32 you are young, but not too young for a brow lift. One of the earliest signs of aging is that the brows start to come down, adding some heaviness to the upper eyelids. For women whose eyebrows were never very high, a tiny bit of brow drop will make their upper lids start to look heavy. Your options at this point are twofold. the first would be to consider a "chemical" brow lift. In this case a small amount of Botox can be injected under the tail of the brow to cause some lifting without surgery. This usually lasts for 3 months. The second option would be for a surgical brow lift (typically endoscopic). It only takes about an hour to perform and makes a very subtle, yet very noticeable difference. It opens the eyes, giving you a much brighter appearance. The procedure is tailored to lift what is needed (in your case, for instance, it may be designed to lift the tail of the brow only), and is the only "anti-aging" procedure I typically do on women as young as you. I hope this helps. Good luck.